Mum sells her name on eBay to raise money for ChristmasGAAPweb Finance and Accounting News, UK –1 hour agoEileen De Bont, 37, is selling her name on eBay to raise money and the winning bidder will be able to choose from a list of 50 new names for her, …Woman auctions her name on eBayPocket-lint.co.ukDenbigh woman changes…
EBay Seller Reaches 1 Million Feedback PointsRedOrbit, TX –3 minutes agoIf you've ever bought or sold something on eBay, you know how important it is to receive positive feedback from the buyer or seller. Think of that feeling, … More: continued here
EBay removes offers of inauguration ticketsLos Angeles Times, CA –7 minutes agoBy David Colker Caving to pressure from the federal inaugural committee, EBay Inc. on Thursday removed tickets to the Jan. 20 swearing-in ceremony of … More: continued here
Ottawa widens tax probe of eBay'PowerSellers'Globe and Mail, Canada –40 minutes agoFederal tax officials are expanding a sweeping investigation into users of eBay Canada to determine whether more than 10000 sellers have reported all the … More: continued here
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NEW YORK — If you’ve ever sold something on eBay, you might have been pleased to receive positive feedback from the buyer. Multiply that by a million, and you can imagine how Jack Sheng feels. Sheng, 33, owns Los Angeles-based Eforcity Corp., which has been selling electronics accessories on the online auction site since he…
If you’ve ever sold something on eBay, you may have been pleased to receive positive feedback from the buyer. Multiply that by a million, and you can imagine how Jack Sheng feels. More: continued here
EBay has agreed to pull listings for tickets to President-elect Barack Obama’s inauguration from its main site, as well as its other sites, StubHub and Kijiji. More: continued here
Officials were concerned that some offers could be scams. Tickets to the presidential swearing-in ceremony are supposed to be free and won’t be distributed until a few days before the event. Caving to pressure from the federal inaugural committee, EBay Inc. on Thursday removed tickets to the Jan. 20 swearing-in ceremony of President-elect Barack Obama…
EBay Inc. announced Thursday it won’t allow tickets to President-elect Barack Obama’s swearing-in ceremony to be sold on its Web sites. There’s overwhelming demand for the 240,000 tickets, which are supposed to be distributed free through congressional… More: continued here