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Is it all over for eBay?
Brisbane Times (blog) "Why don't you write about all the changes at eBay? They charge their fee as a percentage of the price of the item plus postage, whereas they used to just charge the fee on the sale price." Talullah isn't a commercial eBayer, so I thought I'd check in … |
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Sydney man sells mother-in-law on eBayYahoo!7 NewsWhile a lot of weird things have been sold on eBay– such as a cornflake, glass or water and partially eaten sandwich, bidding is only up to $56 so far. There are still six days of bidding remaining but Thea insists she needs a lot more money before ……
It's a sellout for the eBay-only ZTE Open smartphone, a first, tentative stab at bringing the Firefox OS to the American and British markets. Originally posted at News – Mobile More: continued here
KSL.com Man restores rare Australian car after buying it off eBayKSL.comAllred said he was looking for a U.S.-built Plymouth Valiant on eBay when the “ute” popped up. Smaller, car-based trucks are called utes (short for “utility”) in Australia, and the Valiant is a Chrysler line, not a Plymouth model. Allred said the … More: continued…
Historic site scores exhibit piece through eBayGlens Falls Post-StarWILTON — Grant Cottage, where President Ulysses S. Grant spent his final days, will open later this month with a new exhibit that came from, of all places, the auction website eBay. An original “bath wagon” will be on hand when the historic site on … More:…
EBay's Profit Exceeds Estimates After Holiday Shopping SurgeBusinessWeek20 (Bloomberg) — EBay Inc., the most-visited US e- commerce site, reported fourth-quarter profit that topped analysts' estimates after more consumers did …Ebay Beats and Ups GuidanceTradersHuddle.comall 2 news articles » More: continued here
CNBC EBay's Whitman to Leave CEO Post in MarchCNBC, NJ –3 minutes agoBy David Faber, CNBC Anchor and Reporter | 23 Jan 2008 | 03:52 PM ET EBay Chief Executive Meg Whitman, who has run the online auction giant for 10 years, … More: continued here