They were clear they could handle it and deliver. And they have. The nature of our business is that there are external market forces that require us to over-architect our system, which we routinely do to ensure we're fault tolerant. We were convinced that Everypath's engineers had the same interest in mind. Let's face it.
People hate to pay their bills.
So the success or failure of this kind of service depends on making bill paying a relatively painless experience. When Paytrust, the No. 1 bill-paying service on the Internet, decided to make their website available on the wireless web they turned to Everypath. The promise of Paytrust comes from a change in the nature of the activity. With Paytrust and its wireless features you can dispatch your bills immediately as they come in. So, instead of wasting a lot of time on the dreaded paper-based task twice a month where half your bills come late and half are early, Paytrust wireless doesn't disturb your normal workflow.