eBay – a guide to the changesWeb User, UK –4 hours agoThere is growing unease among eBay's community since a number of changes to the online auction house were announced. The most controversial change is that …eBay gets negative feedback about ban on negative feedbackRegisterall 2 news articles More: continued here
General Motors said Friday that 3,900 auto dealers who sell GM’s Certified Used Cars will list their entire inventories on eBay Motors, according to industry publication Automotive News. More: continued here
Associated Press – February 8, 2008 3:03 PM ET HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) – Seeking a replacement for his stolen motorcycle helmet, Adam Grove turned to eBay. More: continued here
A stolen helmet shows up on eBay and police bust the seller. More: continued here
Owner finds his stolen helmet on eBay — and turns in sellerCBS 21, PA –4 hours ago(AP) – In search of a replacement for his stolen custom motorcycle helmet, Adam Grove turned to eBay. Grove outbid another suitor, offering 139 dollars, …Owner finds his stolen helmet on eBay _ and turns in sellerWilkes Barre Times-Leaderall 7 news…
eBay has changed the way it determines a seller’s Buyer Dissatisfaction Rate (BDR) used to measure seller performance. More: continued here
Auctionbytes PayPal funds freeze plan draws fireCNNMoney.com –39 minutes agoEBay's new policy of holding PayPal funds on "high-risk" transactions for up to 21 days has business owners spooked. By Kathleen Ryan O'Connor EBay's…eBay Changes Criteria for Sellers 'Buyer Dissatisfaction' RateAuctionbytesPayPal Expands SPP Protection for eBay PowerSellersAuctionbytesPayPal's 21-Day Hold Policy for eBay SellersAuctionbytesall 4 news articles More:…
After Adam Grove had his custom motorcycle helmet stolen, he turned to eBay. More: continued here
eBay announced a number of major changes to its site on January 29, 2008. Much attention has been paid to the fee and feedback changes, and to a lesser extent eBay’s changes to search. More: continued here
Although it stops short of an all-out ban like some wildlife activists are looking for, eBay said Tuesday it will no longer allow cross-border sales of ivory. More: continued here