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eBay launches authentication programme
IPPro The Internet The new programme, eBay Authenticate, is powered by a network of professional authenticators and, according to eBay, is aimed at enabling more than “165 million global active buyers to shop [on eBay] with confidence”. Laura Chambers, vice president of … eBay gets hands-on in fighting fake handbags with new authenticator service |
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