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eBay defends anti-fraud plan over wine label concerns
decanter.com Online auction house eBay has defended its anti-fraud measures after concerns were raised in a recent court case about the availability of fake wine labels on the site. Counterfeit 1978 Romanee Conti. Counterfeit Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Romanée … |
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May e-Commerce Tends Look Good (GOOG) (AMZN) (EBAY) (EXPE)StreetInsider.com (subscription)"If sustained into June, this performance would bode well for 2Q results for most names in our coverage universe including (Nasdaq: GOOG), Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN), eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY) and Expedia (Nasdaq: EXPE)," added the analyst. More: continued here
eBay Rolls Out Program to Combat Ad FraudEcommerceByteseBay logo eBay Advertising announced a new program to help it combat ad fraud called Ads.txt, which stands for Authorized Digital Sellers. Ads.txt is a simple text file that sits in the page source code of the eBay domain. eBay uses Ads.txt to publicly … More: continued here
Search ideas from eBay: Niche MarketsTameBayThere's been many a complaint of late that eBay are focussing on fixed price items to the detriment of finding the idiosyncratic thing that you didn't even know you were looking for. That's why David Brackin said yesterday that he's … More: continued here
Telegraph.co.uk HMRC targets Etsy, eBay and Gumtree sellers – but when is your hobby taxable?Telegraph.co.ukA spokesman said: “Where people choose not to set the record straight, we conduct follow-up work. This includes investigations and prosecutions.” People who register their account as a “business seller” on websites such as eBay or Amazon are among the … More:…
One in 10 eBay complaints relate to scamsMoneywise MagazineOne in six complaints about products or services advertised on Gumtree, and one in 10 about sales at eBay, are a scam or potential scam, Citizens Advice (CA) research has revealed. It says scammers are using online marketplaces to "trap victims into …and more » More: continued here
ONLINE auction giant eBay has been convicted of selling counterfeit goods and ordered to pay 20,000 euros ($32,497) in damages to French luxury group Hermes, Hermes’ lawyer said. More: continued here