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VirtaPay: Posted on May 2, 2011 by VirtaPay

The Digital Delivery (DD) project is still not quite ready. Although we expected to launch Stage 1 of this
project by the end of last week, or even today at the latest, there have been a few unexpected issues that
have delayed the launch. Our programmers are currently working as quickly as possible to resolve these
last few issues.

We expect to launch Stage 1 of the Digital Delivery project within a few days. We sincerely apologize for
the delay.

Thanks for participating as we work to take VirtaPay to the next level

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I was off line for a few days - am now back and the show can go on!!!!!!!!

DD Project Update

Posted on March 29, 2011 by VirtaPay

We are making steady progress on the VirtaPay Digital Delivery project. This blog post is designed to help you know

what to expect as we get closer to launching the new features this project will bring.

The project will launch in two stages…

Stage 1

The first stage will allow a very limited number of sellers to post a handful of digital products for sale. These products

will be available for purchase using your VirtaPay account balance. Users who buy these products will help with testing

the Digital Delivery purchasing system.

This stage is to help us test on a limited scale, before rolling out to possibly thousands of sellers. The problems we find

and fix in this stage will help prepare us for Stage 2.

We estimate the first stage will be ready for testing some time in the next two weeks. The release date could be sooner

or later depending on possible unforeseen issues in development.

Stage 2

The second stage of the Digital Delivery project launch will allow many more VirtaPay users to become sellers. If you have

a product or service that can be digitally-delivered, we may invite you to become a seller in this stage.

We estimate Stage 2 will be ready to launch 2 to 3 weeks after the launch of Stage 1. Again, this is just an estimate, it could

be sooner or later depending on what development issues our programmers encounter.

Buy Now Buttons

Shown below are the “buy buttons” we have designed for use with our new digital delivery system. These buttons will be

used on pages where the seller accepts VirtaPay as a form of payment.

Note: The buttons below are not functional, they’re just for demonstration purposes.

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We are still awaiting the

Digital Delivery Project!

The programmers expect to have an early version of the Digital Delivery Project ready in a week or two.

If you have a product or service that you would like to sell, please prepare a “sales” page and a “delivery” page.

• The sales page is the page used to promote your product/service.
• The delivery page is the page where buyers get instant digital delivery of the item/service once they have purchased.

Please remember, they are only accepting products/services that can be digitally delivered online.

They will not accept products/services that require physical delivery. Examples of items you could sell include things such as:

• Digital photographs
• E-books
• Educational videos
• Entertainment videos
• Access to a protected website
• Audio Books recorded as MP3s
• Music MP3s
• and anything else that can be downloaded or delivered online.

Important: You must be the legal owner or copyright holder of any product or service you sell through the VirtaPay service.

They'll have more details on this project in the coming days. Thanks for participating as the programmers work to take VirtaPay

to the next level.

VirtaPay

VirtaPay:

"Digital Delivery Project

Our programmers expect to have an early version of the Digital Delivery Project ready in a week or two. If you have a

product or service that you would like to sell, please prepare a “sales” page and a “delivery” page.

• The sales page is the page used to promote your product/service.
• The delivery page is the page where buyers get instant digital delivery of the item/service once they have purchased.

Please remember, we are only accepting products/services that can be digitally delivered online. We will not accept

"products/services that require physical delivery. Examples of items you could sell include things such as:

• Digital photographs
• E-books
• Educational videos
• Entertainment videos
• Access to a protected website
• Audio Books recorded as MP3s
• Music MP3s
• and anything else that can be downloaded or delivered online.

Important: You must be the legal owner or copyright holder of any product or service you sell through the VirtaPay service.

We’ll have more details on this project in the coming days. Thanks for participating as we work to take VirtaPay to the next level."

Unquote.

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Welcome to VirtaPay!

This is the first post to our fresh, new blog.

Your VirtaPay account may not seem very useful right now, but that’s about to change!

We’re working on launching our Digital Delivery project over the coming weeks. Before

long, you will be able to purchase digitally-delivered goods using the balance in your

VirtaPay account.

We’ll post more news as it happens. To stay connected with the latest news about your

VirtaPay account, be sure to “Like” us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter!

Workplace Solutions Preventing MRSA

Workplace Solutions Preventing MRSA

Preventing MRSA at work

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VirtaPay.com:

Welcome to VirtaPay

"Welcome to VirtaPay!

This is the first post to our fresh, new blog.

Your VirtaPay account may not seem very useful right now, but that’s about to change!

We’re working on launching our Digital Delivery project over the coming weeks. Before

long, you will be able to purchase digitally-delivered goods using the balance in your

VirtaPay account.

We’ll post more news as it happens. To stay connected with the latest news about your
VirtaPay account, be sure to “Like” us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter!" Unquote.