This Week In EBay & Online Selling News EBay explains its fraud prevention strategy and plans category changes for mid-August, while Giving Works adds donate now buttons and Motors SYI form gets tweaked.
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Meanwhile, the company’s management has become distracted, even downright obsessed, with a crusade against naked short selling … I’m not as crazy about eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY), which seems to show signs of being a “mature” e-commerce company, but it still …
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A Bucks County man whose wife left him for a younger man, is selling her wedding dress on eBay to help pay for his divorce lawyer. The dress is pretty much all he has left to show of his 11-year marriage and the headline on eBay sums it up: “Selling dress to pay for divorce! Wife cheated.”
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Some people sell their homes or their cars, but a Florida woman is selling all those things and more. She’s selling her life. Joanne Springberg and her family put an advertisement on eBay to sell her life in beautiful Jacksonville, Fla., reported television station WJXT.
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That was a real education for me, that if you’re an American comic selling out in England, that means people just want to … Why does he sell out two shows at Madison Square Garden, and tickets go for $7,500 on eBay?” Masada asked.
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44-year-old Ian Usher tried to sell his life on eBay, but things didn’t exactly turn out like he hoped. The Perth resident wanted to sell his belongings, job and even friends to the highest bidder. He hoped to use the money earned to embark on a “100 Goals in 100 Days” journey, but now the auction winner, along with five of the other highest bidders, have refused to pay the amount. …
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Here at Action News, we’re always looking for ways to help you stay ahead of your budget. You might be thinking about finally selling some stuff in the attic. But if it’s too much hassle to throw a yard sale, we got info on how to use The Selling Wizard.
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An eBay auction of Seattle’s five self-cleaning toilets closed around 3:30 p.m. Saturday with zero bids.
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Student Jeremiah Mondello worked his way through college selling pirated software on eBay, laundering $300,000 in profits through PayPal accounts opened with stolen identities. He spoke with Wired.com before checking into prison for a four-year stretch.
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