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SUPPORTERS of a rural post office are mounting a protest at the official opening of the new £36m bypass. Around 20 placard-waving campaigners fighting to save Greenodd Post Office from the axe will turn up for the opening ceremony of the High and Low Newton bypass on Tuesday. More: continued …

Question: What’s the biggest classified ad outfit in the online world? Craigslist? Google? More: continued here

ILLINOIS STYLE: Seller reunites people with their past via eBayFort Mills Times, SC –1 hour agoBy ANNA HERKAMP OAKWOOD, Ill. — A Vermilion County eBay seller sometimes has a hard time selling his collectible merchandise. Brian Makowski of Oakwood … More: continued here

Windham Replica on Ebay for our Medic RigSuperCross.com –37 minutes agoThis year’s Supercross Superpass auction is on ebay now through Monday morning, April 7 and offers the winning bidder a 2008 Kevin Windham replica Honda CR … More: continued here

HOLMES TOWNSHIP — Wynford High School’s gymnasium is called The House of Thrills. The adjacent elementary school turned into The House of Fun on Friday night. More: continued here

Post Office bosses were last night accused of rubbing salt into customers’ wounds after leaflets boasting about services were delivered to communities with closure-threatened branches. More: continued here

The tough economy is making things even tougher for those who are already stretching every penny. More: continued here

AuctionBytes Blog Battle of the Blogs: eBay and AlibabaAuctionBytes Blog, MA –5 minutes agoeBay and Alibaba both launched new blogs last week. The eBay Ink blog describes itself as an "official source for information, opinion and perspective on … More: continued here

Orange announces eBay as partnerIntoMobile, CA –4 hours agoOrange has announced that it will integrate eBay on a range of it's Singature devices – the first jointly-branded app it will have offered. … More: continued here

April 5 (Bloomberg) — Costco Wholesale Corp. , FedEx Corp. ‘s Kinko’s unit and scores of other retail companies are under siege by lawyers pursuing them for billions of dollars in damages through a new federal identity-theft law. More: continued here