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Man banned from eBay for selling a phone that didn't exist
Hull Daily Mail A MAN has been banned from eBay after fraudulently selling a phone because it was Christmas Eve and he had no money. Patrick Screeton, 21, advertised the phone for £480 on the popular selling site on December 24, last year. A man offered him the … |
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EBay Inc., the largest e-commerce marketplace, agreed to buy brands4friends, Germany’s biggest online shopping club, to increase fashion sales in Europe. More: continued here
This Is Alibaba's Plan to Take on Amazon and eBay on Their Home TurfTIMEChinese retail giant Alibaba is making its boldest move yet to directly compete against sites like Amazon and eBay on their home soil. The company launched a new boutique online marketplace in the U.S. Wednesday that it hopes will gain a foothold…
Madison – Diamond rings, collectible stamps and coins and gold pendants are among the unclaimed property that the State of Wisconsin is selling over eBay starting Monday. The treasurer’s office routinely holds eBay auctions of property that has been left unclaimed in safety deposit boxes for more than seven years. Money raised from the sale…
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AN internet-based payment service has lodged a complaint with the competition regulator alleging that eBay has breached local laws. More: continued here