Its been considered that social networking is enabling users to purchase this Facebook Credits together their mobile phones rather than using credit cards. Facebook is now allowing its users to bill out their cell phones in order to purchase the Facebook Credits for its virtual goods. Since, social networking is now teaming on towards a mobile payment company of Zong in order to provide such service and this credits will be use in order to buy on an online good that is just within the Facebook. It’s been known that these kinds of credits are already normally been purchased with its credit cards and can also be use that is just within this Facebook applications upon doing things.

During to its initial test, these mobile credits are already cost as twice as it was already been purchase for its credit cards because of its revenue shared agreement together its wireless carriers. With that, it appears that Facebook is already making similar revenue off towards its mobile credits for its desktop. According to the Facebook spokesperson that part of this test that they are working with Zong is to allow users be able to explore ways in order to have an easy purchase of their credits and online goods through entering their mobile numbers rather than using credit card information towards the supported Facebook applications.

This move was been considered as critical component towards this Facebook future plans revenue. Since, it will enable some Facebook application developers in order to sell over their virtual and even physical goods for online store with the usage of Facebook Credits as its payment. It’s been estimated that 70% of this 250 million or more Facebook users came outside from United States and most of these users might be in the markets where there is no easy access for credit cards but just have a high penetration of mobile phone. Rumors are persisting that this social networking are eventually aiming in order to allow its audience be able to use this virtual currency upon purchasing its services and even some physical goods.

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