AuctionBytes Blog Wigix, Fididel, Flippid Target eBay SellersAuctionBytes Blog, MA –2 hours agoThey take a very different approach from the online auction model, but each site is hoping to convince eBay users to try their sites. … More: continued here

A key part of the FedEx Ground business model – using independent contractors rather than employees to deliver the goods – is under increasing pressure from courts and regulators, with Wisconsin drivers involved in the attack. More: continued here

The former Port St. Lucie High School biology teacher who claims she lost her job because she wears a bikini as part of a charter fishing service is selling autographed photos of herself on eBay. More: continued here

Victims turn vigilante in hunt for eBay conmenTimes Online, UK –8 minutes agoMike Grant, a Cardiff company director for a refrigeration and air-conditioning firm, lost more than £600 to a conman working through eBay. … More: continued here

LONDON – The British media are turning up their collective noses at the wedding today between Peter Phillips, Queen Elizabeth’s first grandson, and Autumn Kelly that will bring a Canadian into the Royal Family for the first time. More: continued here

Grenades, rocket launchers, armour vests — welcome to eBayThe Age, Australia –5 hours agoThat's what an Australian court fined Kennedy, 25, early this month when he was caught importing banned military hardware he had ordered on eBay. … More: continued here

JOHN Hutton has dramatically thrown his weight behind the campaign to save a threatened post office. The Barrow and Furness MP says Post Office Ltd would be wrong to shut the branch at Dalton’s Anty Cross. More: continued here

EU to blame for the threat to post officesWorcester News,  UK –May 15, 2008SIR – Philip Bushill-Matthews MEP regularly writes in the letters page that the threat of post office closures and the general wellbeing of the Royal Mail… More: continued here

Nashik, May 17 (UNI) Revenue stamps worth Rs 100,480 were found in a parcel here today. More: continued here

COMPLAINTS are flooding in over what is seen as anti-competitive behaviour by online auction giant eBay, in forcing users into its own payment system. More: continued here