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In January, 2006, Rolling Stones fans coughed up as much as $1,500-a-ticket to watch Mick Jagger strut his stuff at the United Center. They should have paid the city’s 8 percent amusement tax — $120 for a $1,500 — just like everyone else who buys from a broker. More: continued …

Examiner.com Getting Juice From eBay – Auctionwally's eBay SecretsExaminer.com –2 hours agoThese days it seems like you can't turn around without bumping into someone selling a book on "How To Do eBay". It's no wonder, with eBay's massive customer … More: continued here

AuctionBytes Blog eBay Makes Major Trust & Safety Policy ChangesAuctionBytes Blog, MA –4 hours agoeBay made a post to its Announcement Board that has a large number of significant changes to policies. It also said it is rolling out an expanded version of … More: continued here

Chris Davis Buys The TorontoDominion Bank, VISA Inc., eBay Inc …GuruFocus.com, TX –4 minutes agoChris Davis initiated holdings in eBay Inc.. His purchase prices were between $25.78 and $31.3, with an estimated average price of $28.1. … More: continued here

eBay contends the public will benefitThe Sheet, Australia –5 hours agoeBay has five million registered users, as does PayPal, out of the estimated six million Australians who shop online. If the ACCC accepts that the company …eBay's PayPal plan sparks user revoltCourier MailACCC aligns with CAV to improve consumer protectionAustralian FoodTelstra competitors …

Eddie Vedder Supports Montessori School of Ojai with ebay Auction!Ventura County Star, CA –3 hours agoStarting May 18 through May 28, 2008 on ebay you can bid on Rock n Roll History and support The Montessori School of Ojai. The Montessori School of Ojai is … More: continued here

BOSTON—-As eBay begins rolling out highly controversial changes to its feedback policies – ending the ability of sellers to leave negative feedback for buyers, while allowing buyers to continue to use feedback to cause significant damage to a seller’s online reputation rating – a group of computer scientists, game theorists, …

As eBay begins rolling out highly controversial changes to its feedback policies – ending the ability of sellers to leave negative feedback for buyers, while allowing buyers to continue to use feedback to cause significant damage to a seller’s online reputation rating – a group of computer scientists, game theorists, …

Marketplace eBay changes its feedback rulesMarketplace, CA –5 hours agoStarting today, eBay's feedback forum will bar sellers from posting negative or neutral comments about buyers. Jill Barshay reports some are nervous about … More: continued here

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — eBay users have known for years that the No. 1 rule of business — caveat emptor — applies. That great deal on a new video gaming system could be less of a bargain if you’re one of the unlucky few to get scammed by an unscrupulous seller. …