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CozyBug(R), the online marketplace for big stuff, today announced free storefronts for eBay sellers More: continued here

Slippery Brick eBay sellers start weeklong boycottCNET News.com, CA –4 hours agoYou might see fewer items on eBay this week. Sellers angry over higher fees and other policy changes are launching a weeklong boycott of the auction site in …eBay sellers protest fee hikes9NEWS.comEbay sellers begin week-long boycottKOMOThousands of major eBay sellers …

Scientology Given Direct Access To eBay DatabaseShortNews.com, Germany –3 hours agoUsually the Church would inform eBay about the illegal sale of these items obtained from the official source, the Church itself, and then eBay would remove … More: continued here

Users attempt eBay boycottCarroll County Times (subscription), MD –59 minutes agoBy Kathryn Leiter, Times Staff Writer New eBay pricing and policies that go into effect today are causing some users to think twice before buying and … More: continued here

EBay boycott begins, to uncertain effectCNNMoney.com –2 minutes agoEBay's listings appear to be down about 3% since this week's seller strike began, but separating the boycott's effects from standard daily fluctuations is a … More: continued here

eBay sellers start boycott of auction site to protest higher sales commissions and a policy that prohibits them from commenting on buyers. More: continued here

Paul Mawhinney, owner of Rama Sound Archive of Pittsburgh, is selling an archive of 3 million record albums and 300,000 CDs on eBay this week for a minimum bid of $3 million. Mawhinney talks with Melissa Block. More: continued here

CozyBug(R), the online marketplace for big stuff, today announced free storefronts for eBay sellers that join CozyBug by Feb. 25, 2008. More: continued here

eBay Sellers Jump to CozyBug for Free StorefrontsEarthtimes, UK –1 hour ago19, 2008 – CozyBug®, the online marketplace for big stuff, today announced free storefronts for eBay sellers that join CozyBug by Feb. 25, 2008. … More: continued here

The Associated Press NEWPORT NEWS — A former Mariners’ Museum archivist was in federal court today on charges that he stole museum pieces — including documents from a mother and son who survived the 1912 sinking of the Titanic — and sold up to 1,400 of them on eBay. Lester …