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Online auction site eBay has hit out at the lack of interest in cybercrime enforcement in countries including Romania, warning that not enough is being done to stop fraudsters targeting auction sites. More: continued here

Customers who recently made debit card purchases at any of three Park Royal stores should change their PIN numbers immediately, West Vancouver police say. More: continued here

The UK’s famed Jodrell Bank Observatory is up for sale on eBay. The offering is only a prank – although one clever enough to be well worth reading (“Rotates 360 degrees,” the post enthuses. “Point it down to the ground… More: continued here

MayorWatch Paddick Presents Post Office PetitionMayorWatch, UK –1 hour agoLiberal Democrat Mayoral Candidate Brian Paddick is to present a petition against post office closures to Downing Street today. In a statement issued last … More: continued here

Nahan post office faces staff crunchChandigarh Newsline, India –4 hours agoNahan, March 10 Mail staff at Head Post Office, Nahan, are facing a harrowing time as they are forced to do double duties to distribute post in two beats. … More: continued here

Together with Russia and China, Romania is the country where most of the phishing attacks on eBay website customers are originated, HotNews informs quoting Silicon.com website. More: continued here

“I do occasionally get mail that says ‘Princess Olivia’, which I like to keep and show to my sister.” Former THE O.C. star OLIVIA WILDE on the perks of being married to … More: continued here

eBay warns of Romanian phishing threatZDNet Asia, Asia –1 minute agoBy Nick Heath, Special to ZDNet Asia Online auction site eBay has hit out at the lack of interest in cybercrime enforcement in countries including Romania, … 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

Eunice Hamill of Redlands was one of the many Redlanders who used to visit the S&H Green Stamp Redemption Store in the 1950s and 1960s, the store pictured in last week’s “Recognize This? More: continued here