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eBay Had To Pay $1.37 Million To UK Taxes In Revenue
iTech Post According to its latest accounts, online retailer eBay had to pay $1.37 million in tax in the U.K. last year, after using a suspicious system in which they channeled advertisement fees through an oversea company. This is despite telling the U.S … |
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Recombu LG Optimus 3Ds spotted for sale on eBay: Developers flog preview phoneRecombuLG are rumoured to have handed over several Optimus 3D handsets, their unreleased glasses-free 3D phones, and some have already made their way to eBay. None have arrived just yet in the UK site, although given the ever-growing top bids over in the…
Gizmodo FBI: Suspected NYC Bomber Ordered Weapon Parts on eBayGizmodoAmong other revelations, the charging documents claim an eBay user named “ahmad rahimi” purchased several bomb components through the online auction site between June and August, including electric igniters, hundreds of ball bearings and a …Federal prosecutors say Rahami bought bomb materials on eBay and kept a…
San Francisco Chronicle (press release) Crafty Etsy and eBay Sellers Raise Money for the Sarcoma AllianceSan Francisco Chronicle (press release)Dunn, Siegel and others have started selling items on Etsy, eBay, Craigslist and other online services this week to raise money for the national nonprofit. Founded in 1999 in Mill Valley, Calif., the Alliance provides education,…
Troopers: eBay used to sell stolen booksPress & Sun-Bulletin, NY –54 minutes agoA Conklin man stole hundreds of books from a local publisher over the past six years and sold some of them on eBay, state police said. Edmond E. Travis, 53, … More: continued here
Ever wonder how much you've sold on eBay over your selling career? Last week, eBay launched a new report on the Seller Dashboard where sellers can view the date of their first sale, number of transactions, and dollar sales, as an astute reader revealed on the Letters to the Editor (LTE) blog. More: continued here