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IT worker tracks down alleged eBay fraudster
ABC Online, Australia – An IT worker who was ripped off on eBay has used the internet to track down the alleged fraudster. Melbourne-based Neil Moreton lost about $400 trying to … |
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Shemaroo auctions day on the sets of movie on eBayBusiness of Cinema, India –5 hours agoMumbai: Shemaroo and eBay India (www.ebay.in) present a unique opportunity for Bollywood fans across the world to spend a day on the sets of Mere Baap Pehle …MBPA – Priyan's yet another Malayalam remakeGlam Shamall 2 news articles More: continued here
Proactive Investors USA & Canada eBay attributes strong Q3 earnings to Marketplaces, PayPalZDNetDespite last week's rumors of major layoffs looming at PayPal, eBay reported much better-than-expected third quarter earnings on Wednesday after the bell. eBay reported a third quarter net income of $597 million, or 45 cents a share (statement). Non …EBay earnings rise, outlook…
eBay Buyers Exploit Loophole in Returns ProcessEcommerceByteseBay is increasingly encroaching on sellers' ability to offer their own returns policies despite being a "venue only." The company is changing its User Agreement to give it more flexibility in dictating seller terms, and it appears it already has a …and more » More: continued here
News 10NBC Police: Postal employee stole $49000 worth of items, sold half on eBayNews 10NBCPolice say Garborski, who was assigned to conduct postal business for Wolff SMG, removed items daily from March 2010 through July 2012 and then sold a majority of them on eBay. Investigators say they were contacted by Wolff SMG in July…
artnet News eBay Launches Live Art Auctions This Weekartnet NewseBay users once again have the chance to bid on art in real time thanks to the online auction house's second attempt to launch a live-auction product for fine art, reports the New York Times. As announced earlier this year (see “eBay Launching Live …EBay Opens…
Courier Mail Online Xmas shopping peaking lateCourier MaileBay Australia trendwatcher Meg English said the busiest buying day of the year had never occurred so close to Christmas before but Australians were getting more comfortable with online shopping and deliveries and in-store collection had become more … More: continued here