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It's the End of the Road for eBay Education Specialists
Examiner.com eBay has announced that it is retiring the Education Specialist Program as of June 30, 2016. The decision was based on the program's inability to scale and gather much needed data to inform eBay of it's ultimate value. eBay delivered the news via email … |
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