Auctionbytes AuctionBytes Interview: Dan Wilson Talks eBayAuctionbytes –56 minutes agoBy Ina Steiner Former eBay UK employee Dan Wilson talked to AuctionBytes by phone from the UK on Wednesday about eBay changes and his new company, Vzaar. … More: continued here
Sometime in mid-May, the conversations behind each sale on eBay will become a lot more one-sided. More: continued here
The long-awaited post office in Parrish along U.S. 301 may come sooner than expected. More: continued here
ONLINE auction website eBay is using Australia as a guinea pig to trial a new policy where all other modes of payment are barred except its own transaction gateway, PayPal. More: continued here
Post office ahead of scheduleBradenton Herald, United States –49 minutes agoThe new postal facility will be much larger than the existing post office near the Florida Railroad Museum, with double the parking. … More: continued here
Part-time post offices based in mobile vans, community centres, libraries and church halls could open in towns and cities across the UK after the end of Royal Mail’s controversial branch closure programme later this year. More: continued here
April 10 (Bloomberg) — Rescue teams searching waters off southeast Sydney found debris and possibly the fuselage of a mail plane that disappeared from radar screens shortly after takeoff late yesterday from Australia’s largest city. More: continued here
Direct deposits, money orders and personal cheques will no longer be accepted payment methods on eBay. New security changes to auction website eBay Australia from June 17 will affect the way buyers purchase goods and funnel more funds into its coffers. More: continued here
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ATLANTA — With the U.S. economy waning and its outlook for recovery uncertain, the shipping industry is eyeing overseas growth opportunities to offset tough times at home. More: continued here