Paying your bill using PayPal
PayPal is one of the authorized credit card payment processors of the DEVJOBS Information Service.
PayPal, an eBay company, enables any business or consumer with email to send and receive Internet payments securely, conveniently and cost-effectively. 
PayPal's network builds on the existing financial infrastructure of bank accounts and credit cards to create a global payment system.
PayPal has more than 20 million member accounts and, annually transacts more than 3 billion US dollars in payments. Based in Mountain View, California, PayPal is available to users in 38 countries including the United States.
Use your credit card or debit card |
You may use your credit card to pay your bills with DEVJOBS through PayPal. The following credit cards are allowable: MasterCard, Visa Card, Discover, American Express Card and all other major credit and debit cards.
Pay electronically from your US bank account |
If you have a US Bank Account, you may use that to send us money using the facilities of Paypal. (Currently, PayPal accepts US Bank accounts only.)
Multiple currencies are supported |
PayPal supports payments in multiple currencies. The ability to send money in a local currency online is a tremendous convenience to PayPal members outside the U.S. Our customers in different countries around the world can pay using their locally-issued credit card to settle bills denominated in US dollars. This PayPal's multiple currency service provides customers in different countries a more convenient and less expensive way to send intra-country payments. Since DEVJOBS only accepts payments in US dollars, Paypal automatically converts to US dollars your credit card payment regardless of what your country (or currency) is.
Using PayPal is secured. Your credit card information will be protected 100%. Your credit card numbers are not revealed to us but kept inside Paypal's secured database. With more than 20 million members and 42,00 merchant websites, Paypal maintains military-strength data security mechanisms.