New Mobile Feature on the HB

Now You Can Support the HB on the Go

HB Mobile ViewA significant percentage of users access the HB via their mobile devices. To make it a little easier for you to support the HB from your mobile device (phone, tablet, iPad) the HB technical wizard has made it possible to support the HB on the move—but please not while driving! You’ve been able to support the HB from your desktop for a few months (complete with sound effects!). Here’s the how to from your mobile device.

HB Mobile PayPal

Click on the arrow at the top of the screen. Scroll down until you see the PayPal icon.

From there, you know what to do. No mobile site on your device? Tap the button on the bottom of the screen.

Thanks to everyone who has graciously supported the HB. I’m thankful.

—The Management

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