General Motors Corp. and eBay Inc. are ending today their seven-week test of selling new cars online. Experts say the web-buying process didn’t provide enough value to make many consumers change the way they buy a new car.
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A 10-year-old British girl has been barred from trying to sell her granny on eBay.
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General Motors Co. said Tuesday that it is concluding its partnership with eBay Inc. in which the automaker used the auction site to sell new cars through California dealerships, as it shifts focus to broader, national marketing programs.
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General Motors Co. said Tuesday that it is concluding its partnership with eBay Inc. in which the automaker used the auction site to sell new cars through California dealerships, as it shifts focus to broader, national marketing programs. GM and eBay said the…
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 28 (UPI) — The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences says it wants eBay to remove an offer to auction the Emmy presented to the late U.S. television actress Estelle Getty.
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A former Oak Harbor, Wash., man faces three years in prison for selling counterfeit goods on eBay.
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A former Oak Harbor, Wash., man faces three years in prison for selling counterfeit goods on eBay. In addition, 28-year-old Bryan Polee, who now lives in Riverside, Calif., was sentenced Friday to pay more than $1.6 million in restitution. According to… Sponsored Topics: Oak Harbor Washington - Prison - United States - EBay - Oak Harbor
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LONDON, Sept. 23 (UPI) — British investigators say an alleged scam selling fake golf clubs was one of the largest eBay frauds ever uncovered.
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A FRENCH court has ordered online auction site eBay to pay 80,000 euros to Louis Vuitton for selling fake luxury perfumes.
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Paris, France (CNS) – eBay has been fined once again for selling fake Louis Vuitton products. The online auction site was ordered by a French court on Friday to pay 80,000 euros [$117,000] to the luxury fashion house for allowing patrons to sell fake items on their website. LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton alleged that eBay […]
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