Artist takes eBay auction to new levelOcala, FL –4 hours agoI was in the office about a week ago, and Alan told me about something he stumbled across on eBay. You might want to check it out. There's this guy in Texas … More: continued here

Was it eBay fraud, or just a misunderstanding. No matter what it was, it left a couple in Spain $1,000 in the hole. So they made an overseas plea for help from the Troubleshooter. FOX 31’s Tom Martino reports. More: continued here

Special stamps at tourism officeLedbury Reporter, UK –1 hour agoVISITORS to Ledbury's Heritage Centre, the library and Ledbury TIC this summer will be in line for special stamps and a prize. … More: continued here

Scalpers ask $1500 for free Bon Jovi concertNewsday, NY –24 minutes agoThe New York Post reports it found 267 listings on eBay on Monday for the sold-out concert. The prices ranged from 99 cents to $1500. …Bon Jovi nearing the end of "Lost Highway"Washington PostGetting misty-eyed at Bon Jovi campPhiladelphia Daily Newsall …

Post Office: Over 50s hard hit by credit crunchMoney News, UK –3 hours agoAlmost half (47 per cent) of people over 50 are using their credit cards for day-to-day purchases as the credit crunch hits, the Post Office has found. …Over 50s Hit Hard by Credit CrunchCreditChoices.co.ukNumber crunchingSaveborrowspend.co.ukall 3 news articles More: …

AN ANIMAL rescue officer says the lives of wild birds are being put at risk by careless postal workers. (08/07/2008 10:01:42) More: continued here

For some, their childhoods were marked by foster homes and food stamps. More: continued here

The people over 50s are some of the hardest hit by the credit crunch, according to new research by the Post Office. More: continued here

Business is steady for popular Post Office branch under threatBirminghamMail.net, UK –4 hours agoMr Khan, who is single and has been running the post office for three years, said: “You have to try to understand the Government’s reasons too. … More: continued here

Royal Mail pledges to find jobs for all workers affected by the closure of Coventry’s main sorting office. More: continued here