EBay won't sell swearing-in ticketsExaminer.com –2 minutes agoNov 13, 2008 2:38 PM (2 mins ago) By ERICA WERNER, AP WASHINGTON (Map, News) – EBay Inc. announced Thursday it won't allow tickets to President-elect Barack … More: continued here
Jack Sheng’s Eforcity Corp., which sells electronic accessories on eBay, recently got 1 million positive feedback points on each of four different identities. More: continued here
Feinstein praises eBay for banning inauguration ticket salesThe Hill, DC –3 minutes agoapplauded actions taken by eBay on Thursday to ban the sale of tickets to President-elect Barack Obama’s inauguration. “I want to thank eBay… for not … More: continued here
Microsoft bets future on search briberyRegister, UK –45 minutes agoSo, if eBay, Drugstore.com, or Saks Fifth Avenue posts an ad, the ad fee provides the cashback refund. According to Microsoft, the program is a success. …Microsoft Live Search cashback Showing Traction With Advertisers …MarketWatchMicrosoft says rebate program draws new searchersThe Associated PressMicrosoft Trumpets Cashback SuccessesSearch Engine LandCRN –…
NEW YORK (AP) — 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 Inc. has decided it won’t allow tickets to President-elect Barack Obama’s swearing-in ceremony to be sold on its websites. More: continued here
Telegraph.co.uk EBay won't sell swearing-in ticketsThe Associated Press –2 hours agoWASHINGTON (AP) — EBay Inc. has decided it won't allow tickets to President-elect Barack Obama's swearing-in ceremony to be sold on its Web sites. …eBay to Ban Resale of Inaugural TicketsWashington PostConsumers warned about offers to sell tickets to Obama inaugurationLos Angeles TimesInauguration Tickets On eBay…
No one come’s close to seller Jack Sheng on eBay… More: continued here
One eBay seller has reached a milestone by surpassing the one million mark in positive feedback from customers. read more More: continued here
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. Sheng, 33, owns Los Angeles-based Eforcity Corp., which has been selling… More: continued here