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Re: eBay buys three companies for $1.35 billion, lays off 1,000

C. Reed — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 12:01:37 -0000

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Re: eBay buys three companies for $1.35 billion, lays off 1,000

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Re: eBay buys three companies for $1.35 billion, lays off 1,000

Bob — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 14:47:41 -0000

While ebay stocks are falling. To make things even worse, back in October 2008.
ebay had announced they would be doing away with checks and money orders.
Leaving paypal as the only method of payment. Most people will look back at the
year 2008. The year of greed! I think ebay shot them selfs in the foot. By doing away
with checks and money orders! Lot of unhappy sellers as well as bidders planning on
leaving ebay. Because ebay always increasing there fees. Some sellers can not make
a profit. I found more new auction sites popping up. However, some sites have been
around for awhile. For example, Auctionfire, Bidmonkey, BidonUSA, Bidtopia, Blujay,
Bonanzle, Ebid.net, Ecrater, ePier, iOffer, OnlineAuction, Tulsabids. please support these
fine auctions sites too. Don't let ebay be the only online auction site! Good Luck!

Re: eBay buys three companies for $1.35 billion, lays off 1,000

Melanie — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 13:06:17 -0000

They have been creating an unfriendly environment for sellers for a long time, and now their profits are beginning to show it.

Re: eBay buys three companies for $1.35 billion, lays off 1,000

Michael — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 11:18:56 -0000

And soon ebay will be acquired by Google be sure of this!