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Hell Mail Junk Mail Consumer Opt Out Website To Reach 10kHell MailA recent deal made between Royal Mail and the Communication Workers Union included plans to fix payments for delivery of junk mail and widen the scope for … More: continued here

Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: JPMorgan Chase, Royal Bank of Scotland, Sempra, ReneSola and Rite Aid More: continued here

The U.S. Postal Service lost nearly $4 billion in the last fiscal year — despite cutting 40,000 full-time jobs. It’s been more than a year since first-class stamps went up to 44 cents. Postal officials will announce a rate increase Tuesday. More: continued here

eBay is promoting a single seller in its July coupon event that will be promoted on the eBay site beginning July 6. eBay featured Beach Camera in its first ever seller coupon event last month along with 14 other sellers. More: continued here

msnbc.com Jam 'made from Diana's hair'The SunThe hair was bought on eBay for $10 from a US dealer who collects what he says is celebrity hair. Organisers of the art show at London's Barbican Art …Jam made with Princess Dianas hair on sale in UKMonsters and Critics.comJam from Princess Di's …

Roma arrested in derelict post officeThe Copenhagen PostPolice carried out a dawn raid on a derelict post office in Amager on Tuesday, arresting twelve members of the Roma community for trespassing. …and more » More: continued here

Post Office Rate Hikes Impending Along with Other CutsHULIQAs the announcement of a new post office rate hike was publicized, many people said to themselves, "Again?" We can understand with the poor economy, … More: continued here

London, July 6 : An eBay seller, who is the first to be prosecuted for bidding in his own auctions to boost prices, has escaped being jailed. More: continued here

Joe Biden Is Extremely Optimistic About EverythingWonkette (satire) (blog)Well, the Post Office might have some bad news for you. [NYT] Israel's prime minister is about to arrive in the US for a meeting with President Obama that …and more » More: continued here

A man who bid against himself on auction site eBay to artificially drive up prices has been fined almost £5,000 (approx $7,500), the first to be convicted of such a scam in UK. More: continued here