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Sellers revolt as eBay goes corporate
Times Online, UK – FOR more than a decade, eBay has functioned as a global jumble sale where browsers can buy and sell everything from bric-a-brac to a Gulfstream jet. … |
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Daily Mail 'Still not there!' Frustrated eBay customer records a hilarious video of himself checking his letterbox after the …Daily MailA frustrated eBay customer who was told by the seller to provide video evidence of his 'missing item' complaint did just that – by showing him talking to his empty letterbox. Tom Penny, 25, from…
A man who retired five years ago from auto parts maker Dana Corporation is accused of filling a pole barn with stolen Dana products and selling them on eBay. More: continued here
Ecommerce Journal Online scammers use CSS attack to deceive eBay consumersEcommerce Journal, MAThis resulted in that outside email links and other unauthorized code appeared on eBay pages while still evading toolbars designed to detect fraudulent listings. Apart from links to prompt customers to email the seller at an aol .com address the scam … More: continued…
Wall Street Journal As Apple Borrows to Avoid the IRS, EBay Chooses to Pay $3 Billion Tax BillBusinessweekHistorically, he said, eBay has planned to use overseas profits for overseas purposes. “What's changed is, the opportunities in the U.S.—while we have a strong balance sheet and our cash balance continues to grow—the opportunities in the U.S….
An eBay for unclaimed propertyYork Daily RecordThe department works with a website called propertyroom.com, a sort of eBay for unclaimed property that falls into the possession of police, whether it was lost or evidence or seized during the commission of a crime. The trumpet, said Sgt. Rod Varner, … More: continued here
EBay shifts gears in India as rivals step upBaltimore SunMUMBAI (Reuters) – EBay Inc is stepping up investment in India to boost its share of a market dominated by domestic players such as Flipkart and fend off encroachment from arch-rival Amazon.com. The e-commerce company dipped a toe into the Indian … More: continued here