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The Guardian I won an auction on eBay to buy a settee and matching armchair in November 2013. I immediately paid the seller £2,390 via PayPal. This consisted of £1,600 for the settee and £790 for the armchair, which were both listed as separate items. When they … |
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CNBC EBay partners with fashion marketplace Spring in growing rivalry with Amazon, Wal-MartCNBCSpring sells merchandise by Michael Kors, Coach and Urban Outfitters, among more than 1,500 other brands. The e-retailer will now bring hundreds of those relationships to eBay. Increasingly, companies are finding ways to partner with smaller brands to …and more » More: continued here
Oct. 15 (Bloomberg) — EBay Inc. , the world’s biggest Internet auctioneer, projected its first quarterly sales decline and reduced its fourth-quarter and annual earnings forecasts as growth slows at its namesake Web sites. More: continued here
artnet News Artist Auctions Facebook Password Off on eBayartnet NewsBrooklyn-based artist Nick Hugh Schmidt is auctioning off his Facebook username and password on eBay. For anyone who has experienced the joy of messing with a friend's Facebook account, posting a silly photo or embarrassing status when he or she … More: continued here
The Times (subscription) Taxman to demand data on eBay and PayPal deals | The TimesThe Times (subscription)Amazon, eBay and other online marketplaces could be forced routinely to hand over data on their users under government plans to crack down on tax avoidance. Airbnb, a site through which users let out rooms, and PayPal, an online…
Jackson Clarion Ledger Selling one's soul for candidate, or for money on eBayJackson Clarion Ledger"You want to go to Canada? I'll pay for you to go to Canada. You want to go to Kenya? I'll pay for you to go to Kenya. Jakarta, where you went to school back in the day, you can go…
The Australian How Adobe, eBay, Apple, AOL, Yahoo, Target and the US military got hackedThe AustralianAdobe, Evernote, eBay, JP Morgan Chase, Apple's iCloud, AOL, Yahoo, Target Stores, the US military, Hewlett-Packard, Citigroup and many others were hacked, causing billions of dollars in damage. Another significant recent hack was on Gemalto, which …and more » More: continued here