Britain’s unwanted holiday gifts have appeared by the thousands on Internet auction sites.Popular site eBay has been hosting the sales of unwanted Sony Playstation 3 gaming consoles for as much as $3,000 — many times the $600 retail price, The Daily Telegraph reported Thursday.Meanwhile, Nintendo’s Wii console, which was difficult to find in the run-up to the holidays due to its short supply …
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Zipidee Extends a Welcome to All Former eBay Digital Good SellersBusiness Wire (press release), CA –32 minutes agoThe announcement coincides with eBay’s recent decision to halt fixed price listings for digital goods, paving the way for eBook publishers, … More: continued here
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Cache of dough is cash cow for SCUSA TodayThe department is sorting through several boxes of bank notes issued by the Bank of South Carolina during the Civil War and selling them on eBay and a government auction website. Some of the bank notes are selling for 12 times their face value, … More: continued…
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