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Fixture at Allentown post office fondly remembers 42 yearsLancaster Newspapers, PA –4 hours agoBy TIM BLANGGER / AP First-class stamps cost 5 cents, Allentown had two daily mail deliveries and the post office at Fifth and Hamilton streets served … More: continued here

Usually you’ll use eBay to buy vintage clothing, tickets to a sold out sporting event or images of the Virgin Mary on French toast. One man in Minnesota is using eBay to sell his cancer, in a matter of speaking. More: continued here

Appscout Wagglepop: Looks Like eBay, Works like eBay, but It's not eBayAppscout, NY –2 minutes agoWith all the fuss over eBay's recent changes, and many of the site's sellers boycotting and heading for the hills, there has been a lot of attention on … More: continued here

Blogger says online sellers and company management could use some counseling. More: continued here

eBay users will have an opportunity to ask company executives questions at Wednesday’s Town Hall meeting. During these monthly events, managers from eBay and PayPal answer questions submitted by users via phone and email. More: continued here

Usually you’ll use eBay to buy vintage clothing, tickets to a sold out sporting event or images of the Virgin Mary on French toast. One man in Rochester is using eBay to sell his cancer, in a matter of speaking. More: continued here

The crowd for this year’s Curtis Cup match at St Andrews will be boosted by more than 500 juniors whose transport costs are to be met by the Royal and Ancient Club. More: continued here

MOUNT PLEASANT — At the request of Mayor Harry Hallman, U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., will join in the push for another town post office. More: continued here

SOLD! Auction curious attend eBay Day LEIGHTON TOWNSHIP–Postmaster Dennis Gorsline, of Olivet, sells on eBay and is happy to share his secrets. In fact, teaching about eBay is part of his job description. More: continued here

eBay to refund bogus holidaysGold Coast News, Australia –3 hours agoONLINE auction site eBay has promised to pay back every customer who fell victim to a recent holiday scam in a move which has drawn both scepticism and joy … More: continued here