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Spurned Woman Sells Underwear, Condom Wrapper on eBayAssociated Content, CO –Aug 15, 2008On August 8th, a 5-year veteran seller on the popular auction website eBay listed a pair of "knickers" and an empty condom wrapper found in her bed after … More: continued here

Stampeders back on field after bye weekNational Post, Canada –3 hours agoWhile some Stamps were relaxing at their Calgary residences during the bye week, others went for a quick visit to their off-season homes. … More: continued here

ITV.com Marine was shot by friendly fire because of inadequate trainingThis is London, UK –2 hours agoThe family of a Royal Marine killed while assaulting a Taliban stronghold in Afghanistan angrily criticised the Ministry of Defence tonight after an …Helicopter rescue marine was shot by friendly fire because of …Mail on Sundayall …

Airline passengers using the post officeKPAX-TV, MT –1 hour agoPost office officials said they expect to see more and more passengers mailing their baggage and packages prior to departing for their trips, … More: continued here

Use of food stamps grew by at least 15 percent in all cities in the Victor Valley in 2008, a new report shows. More: continued here

Is eBay set to introduce a free listing format?Examiner.com –2 hours agoSomething is in the wind at eBay according to Ina Steiner at Auctionbytes.com. as written in her article "Donahoe's Big Gamle" eBay is moving toward a free … More: continued here

Online auction site eBay didn’t prove as successful as one University of Virginia student had hoped. Thirty-year-old Zack Ketz tried to use the site to get someone to foot the bill for his tuition. More: continued here

Some online retailers are moving away from eBay. Irked by February’s changes in fees and the feedback-rating system, merchants who once sold wares exclusively at the online-auction site can now be found on a number of smaller alternative sites that have sprung up. More: continued here

A Carson City couple who found their stolen camera on eBay and bought it back from a Gardnerville man for $715 are to get their money refunded after the suspect pleaded guilty to possession of stolen property. More: continued here

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) – Online auction site eBay didn’t prove as successful as a University of Virginia had hoped. Thirty-year-old Zack Ketz tried to use the site to get someone to foot the bill for his school expenses. More: continued here