Loren Baker, Editor

Google Checkout Goes International

December 9th, 2006 by Loren Baker, Editor | 2 Comments

ZDNet’s resident Google expert Garett Rogers writes that Google Checkout has expanded outside of the United States and into other countries.

At least half of Google’s Checkout service has been opened up to countries other than the United States. Now, regardless of where you live, you can purchase items with Google Checkout — unfortunately, finding a store that will ship internationally is quite challenging.

Good point Garett, perhaps a list of Google Checkout enabled sites which ship internationally would be a nice addition to a Google Checkout resource.

More about Google Checkout:

* Google Checkout Offering Merchant & Buyer Discounts for Holiday Season

* Pixel Tracking in Google Checkout




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