Canada’s taxman cracks down on eBay vendor
A B.C. man has pleaded guilty to charges of tax evasion and has been fined $68,000 for not reporting sales of used fur coats to international customers through eBay
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Paul Allen’s Lawyer Says He’s a Genius
You?ve probably heard Paul Allen is suing Google, Yahoo, Aol, Apple, eBay, Facebook,? Netflix,
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Tarballs Washing up on ebay
A Jacksonville seller is selling tarballs claimed to have been picked up in Destin on July 28th.
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Leaving Certificate student who got seven A grades selling notes on eBay
A LEAVING Certificate student from Co Clare who was the recipient of seven A grades has decided to share the wealth of his knowledge — by selling it to the highest bidder.
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China’s eBay Buying Up a Global Supply Chain
Alibaba.com, a China-based e-commerce company with over 53 million users, is buying Auctiva, which m
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Mercent Expands Native Support for eBay Checkout; eBay Large Merchant Services APIs and PayPal Payments Processing
Company Compliant With eBay’s Announced Elimination of Third-Party Checkout Platforms Effective June 30, 2011
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Fake BU checks used in online purchases
BOSTON — Fraudulent checks supposedly written by Boston University are at the center of an Internet fraud investigation. BU was recently notified by people selling items on Craigslist and eBay that they had received …
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Alibaba.com buys Auctiva
Chinese e-commerce site operator Alibaba.com Ltd. said Tuesday that it agreed to buy Auctiva, which makes online selling tools geared toward eBay users, for an undisclosed amount. Auctiva has more than 170,000 active …
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eBay’s Half.com iPhone app good for shopping, not selling
TASTY: Use the barcode scanner to quickly see price comparisons from the Half.com marketplace. BUMMER: Doesn’t have support for Half.com sellers.
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Alibaba.com buys e-commerce selling tool provider Auctiva
SAN FRANCISCO - Chinese e-commerce site operator Alibaba.com Ltd. said Tuesday that it agreed to buy Auctiva, which makes online selling tools geared toward eBay users, for an undisclosed amount.
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