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Tuesday, 27 October 2009 17:17 |
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There is no question that the line between mobile devices and fixed devices has already started to blur. More and more people are using their iPhones to buy things on eBay using eBay's iPhone app. Since eBay released the app there has been an monstrous $400 Million spent on eBay purchases using the iPhone app. CEO John Donahoe said that it isn't just books, clothes, and other small items being bought. A Lamborghini, a $150,000 boat, and a Bentley have all sold over the app. The app, which is continuously upgraded with new features, only helps to boost the power of eBay when it comes to selling your stuff. |
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Tuesday, 20 October 2009 16:09 |
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eBay and PayPal are now offering Bill Me Later as a payment option during checkout for Buy It Now purchases and for some auction listings. eBay had conducted tests of the integration last month on a limited basis. With Bill Me Later, qualified eBay and PayPal customers in the U.S. can finance purchases, buying items and paying for them over time without using a credit card. PayPal customers will be able to access their Bill Me Later statements directly from their PayPal accounts, with the option to pay their Bill Me Later balances with PayPal. Qualified customers can also use Bill Me Later at tens of thousands of online merchants that accept PayPal Express Checkout. When customers select the PayPal checkout button, Bill Me Later will be available as a funding choice along with their stored PayPal balance, bank accounts or credit cards. PayPal continues to offer its similar PayPal Pay Later service but will gradually phase it out. Source |
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Friday, 16 October 2009 17:46 |
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Ever dream of lying on top of Marilyn Monroe? Now's your chance! Well...sort of.
The crypt above Monroe's at Westwood Village Memorial Park in Los Angeles is up for auction on eBay. This isn't the first time it has been listed. Back in August the crypt sold for a whopping $4.6 Million, but the sale fell through. It is expected to sell for millions of dollars this time around as well. To prevent the sale from falling through again the group listing the auction will make sure any bidders have the funds to pay for the crypt and will collect a 1 to 5% deposit at the end of the auction. Read More... |
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Tuesday, 13 October 2009 13:54 |
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Have a craving for some fruit pie? That's exactly what Pressplay Ltd., a British company specializing in the sale of surplus goods, is hoping for. On Sunday the company listed 1,090,000 fruit pies on eBay after the supermarket chain ASDA cancelled their order. As of Monday evening the bidding was up to $680 with 47 bidders and 9 days left on the auction. The winner of the pies, which altogether weigh 76 tons, will have to arrange for the transportation and storage. Source |
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Friday, 09 October 2009 20:02 |
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On Wednesday eBay named four entrepreneurs who will each receive $25,000 to bring their business plans to life. eBay said the four will also receive free marketing advice and support from the company. An additional four runners up were awarded $5,000 each to pursue their plans for starting or growing a business on eBay. Sponsored jointly by Kansas City, Mo.-based Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, the world’s largest foundation devoted to entrepreneurship, the challenge let eBay members select the winners across four categories: First-Time Sellers, Part-Time Sellers, Full-Time Sellers, and U.S. Veterans and Service Members. |
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