PPS (Payment by Phone Service) is the most useful channel for paying bills in Hong Kong. PPS introduced phone channel in 1993 jointly by EPS Company (Hong Kong) Ltd. and PCCW's subsidiary, Hong Kong Telecommunications (HKT) Ltd. As the internet marketplace grows and steps forward, PPS introduced the online service in 1999 for attaining customer intimacy and upgrading services. Nowadays, information systems are widely used in our everyday lives: working, searching information, communications, shopping, etc. PPS is a convenient and simple phone and online bill payment solution that lets you pay your way anytime and anywhere. You can have better protection under its "two-factors authentication" launched since 26 July 2007. You can enjoy a more secure and reliable environment for online transactions with its function that uses two different types of information to verify your identity being the transaction. Therefore, PPS currently records millions of transactions monthly, for over a wide variety of merchants ranging from public utilities, Government/statutory organizations, banks, telecommunication companies, to educational institutions and charity organizations. You can use it to pay bills anytime. This not only saves times, but also let the user pay in time to avoid the penalty for late payment.
Due to PPS becomes to popularize for everyone, it unceasingly to expand its customer base, PPS launched a value-added service – PPS Shop & Buy. With this service, you can make online purchase through PPS system to purchase top-up game points card, arrange fund transfer to securities accounts and buy tickets directly. And also this system allows you to purchase movie tickets of UA cinemas at www.cityline.com.hk or www.uacinemas.com.hk through PPS directly, giving you extra convenience.
For above, we can see that PPS is a great system. I am one of its frequent users as I pay all of bills through PPS every month. This is certainly a great solution for such busy and lazy guys like me. Hahaha.......
Great example ! I use PPS on the Internet for paying most of my bills, too.
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