And its that 30% figure which is going to prevent Facebook credits from becoming a wide-spread e-currency. There are many payment systems out there (Paypal, Google Checkout, etc.) that have lower fees and looser terms of service than Facebook. Its one thing for Facebook to mandate this for their own network. It'll be quite another for Facebook to push this service out onto the Internet as a whole.
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And its that 30% figure which is going to prevent Facebook credits from becoming a wide-spread e-currency. There are many payment systems out there (Paypal, Google Checkout, etc.) that have lower fees and looser terms of service than Facebook. Its one thing for Facebook to mandate this for their own network. It'll be quite another for Facebook to push this service out onto the Internet as a whole.