This Insane Camera Collection on Ebay Can Fill a RoomGizmodoThis Insane Camera Collection on Ebay Can Fill a Room Forget your quaint little shelves with a few vintage cameras you love showing off. For the teeny sum of $49,999 you can buy this hoarder's bonkers collection of what appears to be every camera ever.and more »…
PetaPixel Massive 1000+ Piece Camera Collection Being Auctioned on eBayPetaPixelWant to own a giant collection of vintage cameras, but don't want to spend a lifetime acquiring them one by one? If you have deep pockets and money to burn, here's your shot: collector Brain Cue of Alameda, California (kka20101 on eBay) is selling his ……
KitGuru Ebay hires on 450 in IrelandKitGuruAll of those taken on will be working at Ebay's operation centre in Dundalk, County Louth and they bring the total number of workers employed by Ebay and its payment subsidiary Paypal, to 2,300 in Ireland alone. According to the BBC, this workforce … More: continued here
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Need Stamps? Darien Post Office Is OutPatch.comThe Darien Post Office has run out of postage stamps. A clerk on Thursday afternoon said it isn't certain when the next batch will come in—it was due to arrive already. But fear not! Plenty of stores, including supermarkets and gas stations nowadays … More: continued here
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Love is in the air this Valentine’s Day, but one-third of consumers are just starting to notice, according to a survey commissioned by FedEx (NYSE: FDX). The survey found that 36 percent of gift-givers “wait until the last minute” to purchase gifts for their loved ones. More: continued here
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