Incomm is a marketer, distributor and technology innovator of stored-value gift and prepaid debit card products. Incomm has over 145,000 partner locations that generated nearly $8 billion in retail sales of prepaid debit products in 2007.
About Incomm
Website: Incomm
Corporate Headquarters: Atlanta, Georgia
Address:
250 Williams Street
Suite M-100
Atlanta, GA 30303
Corporate Overview:
InComm is the industry leading marketer, distributor and technology innovator of stored-value gift and prepaid products using its state-of-the-art point-of-sale transaction technology and payment solutions to revolutionize retail product sales and customer experiences. With nearly $8 billion in retail sales transactions processed in 2008, InComm is the nation’s largest provider of gift cards, prepaid wireless products, reloadable debit cards, digital music downloads, content, games, software and bill payment solutions. InComm partners with consumer brand leaders around the world to provide more than 150,000 retail locations the products and services their customers demand. Since 1992, InComm’s patented technologies have made the buying process easier for consumers while streamlining the selling process for product and retail partners.
InComm is headquartered in Atlanta with offices in Japan, Canada, the United Kingdom, Puerto Rico, Colorado, Texas, Florida, New Jersey, Oregon, Arkansas, Alabama and Minnesota.
Incomm is the ISO of several different prepaid debit card programs, including: the VanillaVisa prepaid gift card, the VanillaMasterCard prepaid debit Mastercard, and the MioCard prepaid debit MasterCard.
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- Prepaid Debit Cards and Internet Gambling
Like it or not, one of the popular uses for prepaid debit cards in the United States is to transfer funds to and from offshore Internet gambling sites. Those transfers may be coming to an end, as the date of enforcement of Federal Regulations prohibiting the transfer of funds to illegal Internet gaming sites went into force on June 1, 2010.
- Credit vs. Debit: The New Wallet
Wallets aren’t what they used to be. For anyone who’s taken a peek inside the wallet of a Generation Y spender recently, you’d be forgiven for thinking that the age of cash and credit is officially over. I grew up and survived college carefully writing checks so as not to overtake my bank balance. I paid in cash whenever I could. Today, I look in my teenagers’ wallets and see a prepaid American Express card, along with cards toward Gamestop, the Gap and Subway. The times, they are a changin’.
- American Express Buys Revolution Money
American Express (NYSE: AXP) today announced that they are acquiring Revolution Money, the financial services company founded by Steve Case in 2007. The acquisition is a move by American Express to expand its line of prepaid products. The deal is expected to close in the First Quarter of 2010.
- Debit Cards Feature Well in MasterCard’s 3Q 2009 Earnings Call
Debit cards (including prepaid cards) continue to be featured in MasterCard (NYSE: MA) earnings and in their earnings calls. Today, MasterCard reported higher than expected quarterly earnings thanks, in part, to reduced costs, and greater usage of MasterCard debit cards.
- NetSpend Expands its Reload Network With Incomm Deal
Today, NetSpend Corporation and InComm, announced a distribution agreement that will give many of InComm’s retail partner locations the opportunity to sell and reload the NetSpend general purpose reloadable debit card. InComm — the industry’s largest retail distribution network — will further add to NetSpend’s reload network of 93,000 locations.
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