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Vol. 25, No. 4
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Last Updated: 11/05/2001

Electronic bill presentment and payment--is it just a click away?

Alexandria Andreeff , Lisa C. Binmoeller, Oscar Cerda, Sujit Chakravorti, Thomas Ciesielski, Edward J. Greene

This article addresses the following questions about electronic presentment and payment (EBPP) in the business-to-consumer marketplace: Why aren't electronically presented bills always paid electronically? And, if EBPP does aid in the migration to fully electronic end-to-end payment, what are the barriers to its adoption.

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