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NDTV BlackBerry Z10 find its way on to eBay for $1500NDTVThough yet to be launched in North America, BlackBerry's new smartphones were already for sale online Friday, stirring bidding frenzies. Sellers claimed they obtained the sleek new handsets at launch events in New York, Toronto, Dubai, London and …and more » …

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Comet 24 Fundraiser's a drag for Stevenage man after ebay dress jokeComet 24He had initially posted a revealing picture of himself on social network site Facebook as a joke, parodying a woman who accidentally advertised a dress on auction website ebay which showed her half naked in a mirror reflection. …

Village Post Office is coming soon to IckesburgPenn LiveLuann and Bob Fritz are branching out into a new line of work, having secured a contract to open a Village Post Office at FBF Development, the gas station and convenience store they operate in Ickesburg. The U.S. Postal Service has been …

Whittlesey residents complain about “disgraceful” Royal Mail service since …Cambs Times… About the Cambs Times · Press Complaints Commission · About Archant Herts & Cambs · Facebook · Twitter · My24 · My profile · My saved searches. A Royal Mail employee delivers mail in the heavy snow. Photo credit …

Sale of downtown St. Paul post office in negotiationMinneapolis Star TribuneThe U.S. Postal Service, which has been trying for more than three years to unload its towering art deco post office in downtown St. Paul's Lowertown district, is negotiating the sale of the building with a potential buyer. Five developers …