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KUSA – Sellers say eBay’s greed is pushing them off the Web and out of business. More: continued here

Mail boss Hempson ready for the big time againPeterborough Evening Telegraph, UK –1 hour agoROYAL Mail manager Darren Hempson spent 15 years as one of the leading lights of local football as part of the Nags Head dynasty – now he and a few pals … More: continued here

eBay Power Sellers Strike Began Today: Boycott Will Last 18-25Agoravox, France –1 hour agoeBay sellers have had it. A few weeks ago eBay announced it was raising fees and making changes to the feedback structure, prompting many North American … More: continued here

Paula Blake is among thousands of heavy users of eBay who are trying to stare down the giant auction site over new fees that go into effect Wednesday. More: continued here

Auctionbytes Overstock Auctions Runs 'eBay Boycott' Listing SaleAuctionbytes –2 hours agoBy Ina Steiner Overstock Auctions is holding a sale on listing fees the week of February 18th to coincide with the boycott of eBay. Sellers who list items …Overstock.com Responds to Web Auction Customers' Demand for Low FeesCNNMoney.com (press release)all 9 …

The Government is “fiddling” the consultation over Post Office closures in London until after May’s assembly and mayoral elections, the Conservatives claim. More: continued here

Alabama wants more people to receive food stamp benefits. More: continued here

Q: I have some stamps that don’t have a price written on them but they don’t say “forever.” Would they be OK to use after the postal rates go up? What about stamps that have 41 cents written on them? More: continued here

ROYAL Mail manager Darren Hempson spent 15 years as one of the leading lights of local football as part of the Nags Head dynasty – now he and a few pals hope to be back in the big time next season. (19/02/2008 11:50:00) More: continued here

Feb. 19 (Bloomberg) — Royal Mail Group Plc, the U.K.’s state-owned postal service, started a six-week consultation period on the planned closure of 169 post offices in London. More: continued here