OZtion, Australia’s second largest online auction site (www.oztion.com.au) has today announced a 50% increase in sales for the month of May compared to the month of March. The significant increase in sales has occurred since eBay Australia announced in April that all items must be paid for using PayPal. More: continued here
FedEx Corp. announced Monday it will change the name of FedEx Kinko’s to FedEx Office. (FDX) More: continued here
www.thisisthesentinel.co.uk POSTAL SERVICE IS WORST IN BRITAINwww.thisisthesentinel.co.uk, UK –May 31, 2008Royal Mail's latest report to postal regulator Postcomm shows that less than four out of five first-class letters were delivered on time in the city. … More: continued here
FedEx bought the Kinko’s chain of copy shops in 2004, and the name changed to FedEx-Kinko’s. Now, FedEx says it is dropping the “Kinko’s” and changing the name again — to FedEx Office. More: continued here
Stamps trio stage reunion at steakhouseCanoe.ca, Canada –Jun 1, 2008Dave Kirzinger, Rob Kochel and Tom Reimer decided they'd meet to mark the 30th anniversary of their first training camp with the Stamps in 1978. … More: continued here
O2 Fires Staff for Selling Apple IPhones on EBayCellular-News, UK –1 hour agoUK operator, O2 has reportedly sacked at least six staff who used their staff discount to buy Apple iPhones – then later sold them on the eBay auction …Mobile AwardsMobile Todayall 5 news articles More: continued here
Park your car and find art and antique bargains online. (Photo provided) With eBay power sellers and online auction drop-off businesses, eBay executives assert that 1.3 million people worldwide generate income from their Web site. About half of those people live in the United States. More: continued here
Two men will appear in a Johannesburg magistrate’s court for allegedly breaking into the suburb’s post office. More: continued here
The post office is warning the public about a letter that may soon be appearing in their mailboxes. It’s a chain letter scam that promises to make people super rich, but authorities say taking part in the chain letter could land you in jail. Gina Silva explains how the chain letter scam works in this…
A person can accumulate a lot of belongings in 91 years. Just ask Joyce Satran. More: continued here