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eBay Seller Finds Unforeseen Risk in International Sales
EcommerceBytes (blog) To make matters worse, while talking to the CS rep, a message from eBay appeared on my screen stating I had accepted the return, which I had not, at least not intentionally. I apparently inadvertently clicked the Accept Return (in German) button while … |
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In a decision in a four-year-old trademark lawsuit against eBay brought by the jeweler Tiffany, Judge Richard Sullivan of the U.S. District Court in Manhattan ruled on Monday that the online auction site did not have a legal responsibility to prevent its users from selling counterfeit items on its online marketplace. More: continued here
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Citizens Voice eBay expands in downtown Wilkes-Barre; will add 35-40 jobs – The Times-TribuneScranton Times-TribuneWILKES-BARRE — Global ecommerce giant eBay will expand in downtown Wilkes-Barre and plans to add 35-40 jobs over the next 18 months. EBay extended its lease for five years on the third floor of the Innovation Center on South Main Street,…