What credit crunch? EBay, Bill Me Later downplay risks

October 20, 2008 | By In Ebay Tips and Tricks |

Bill Me Later needed cash to fund continued growth, and it could offer eBay a safe yet lucrative approach to risk in selling credit at a time when other lenders are frozen with fear. EBay announced the transaction, for $820 million in cash and $125 …

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