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eBay and Canada Post co-branded Flat Rate Box will simplify selling and shipping for eBay sellers TORONTO (CNW) - Canada Post and eBay Canada today announced the launch of a Flat Rate Box for eBay sellers in response to growing demand for a simple, convenient and environmentally sound shipping solution for items bought and sold on eBay.ca.
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via Canadian Business Magazine @ 16:38 15th May
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Canada Post and eBay Canada introduced a co-branded Flat Rate Box for eBay sellers available exclusively through eBay. Shipped using Canada Post's Expedited Parcel or Expedited Parcel-USA ground parcel service, the Flat Rate Box allows users to send items at three flat rates: Regional C$9.99 and National C$12.99 (for shipments within Canada), and USA C$17.99 (for shipments to the United States).
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via Auctionbytes.com @ 7:40 16th May
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Canada Post and eBay Canada have announced the launch of a Flat Rate Box for eBay sellers in response to growing demand for a shipping solution for items bought and sold on eBay.ca.
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via Logistics Business Review @ 3:46 17th May
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Canada Post and eBay Canada have announced the launch of a Flat Rate Box for eBay sellers in response to growing demand for a shipping solution for items bought and sold on eBay.ca.
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via Datamonitor @ 16:08 16th May
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TORONTO, May 15 /CNW/ - Canada Post and eBay Canada today announced the launch of a Flat Rate Box for eBay sellers in response to growing demand for a simple, convenient and environmentally sound shipping solution for items bought and sold on eBay.ca.
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via Globe Investor @ 17:27 15th May
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Canada Post has introduced a new, flat-rate shipping fee to make it easier to buy and sell goods using online auction site eBay.
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via National Post @ 4:58 16th May
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via Hardware & Home Centre Magazine @ 17:27 15th May
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SAN JOSE, Calif.-- (BUSINESS WIRE) -- eBay Inc. (Nasdaq:EBAY) (www.ebay.com) today announced that as anticipation builds for the seventh eBay Live Community conference, the last such event until 2010, registration is rapidly filling up. Held this year in Chicago, June 19-21, at McCormick Place West convention center, eBay bills the event as an unrivaled opportunity for eBay sellers from around the world to network with fellow eBay Community members, meet tradeshow exhibitors, and attend educational sessions to learn about best practices for buying and selling on eBay. The event sold out last year, so interested parties are encouraged to sign up via: http://pages.ebay.com/ebaylive.
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via SmartBrief @ 0:21 15th May
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SAN JOSE, Calif. --(Business Wire)-- eBay Inc. (Nasdaq:EBAY) (www.ebay.com) today announced that as anticipation builds for the seventh eBay Live Community conference, the last such event until 2010, registration is rapidly filling up. Held this year in Chicago, June 19-21, at McCormick Place West convention center, eBay bills the event as an unrivaled opportunity for eBay sellers from around the world to network with fellow eBay Community members, meet tradeshow exhibitors, and attend educational sessions to learn about best practices for buying and selling on eBay. The event sold out last year, so interested parties are encouraged to sign up via: http://pages.ebay.com/ebaylive.
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via TMC Net @ 18:52 13th May
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eBay Canada posted an announcement to let sellers know about proposed new specifications and pricing for Oversize Lettermail from Canada Post. The changes could spell significantly higher costs for media sellers and others who ship within Canada.
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via Auctionbytes.com @ 7:42 30th Jun
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An anonymous reader writes "eBay's has lost its fight to ban all payment methods except PayPal. When Paypal originally announced the scheme it was to be global, but they began with a dry run in Australia to test the reaction of government and consumer authorities. In the public slanging match that followed between eBay and the regulatory ACCC, eBay spammed users claiming it was fighting for 'safety benefits for consumers.' Fortunately the consumers won. Conceded eBay vice president Simon Smith, 'While we disagree with the ACCC's draft notice, we have decided to withdraw the notification to stop any further confusion and disruption among the eBay community.' Nevertheless eBay insists PayPal is now always offered as a payment option. Have big corporations finally learned that they can go too far? More chillingly, if eBay had launched the sc
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via Slashdot @ 15:23 4th Jul
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After eBay sued Craigslist, Craigslist's initial responses were rather weak. eBay made a pretty strong case arguing that Craigslist's board had unilaterally diluted eBay's shares -- which seems pretty questionable. Craigslist initially shot back by accusing eBay of doing the same things eBay was accusing Craigslist of doing -- but that was somewhat misleading. eBay wasn't complaining about the specific actions Craigslist was taking -- but the fact that they had done so unilaterally, despite eBay's ownership stake and board position. Then, Craigslist countersued eBay with a laundry list of charges that effectively amounted to "we don't like them being on our board." Both of these responses were a bit disappointing. While I like Craigslist, and respect Craig and Jim, they still hadn't explained why it was legal for them to unilaterally dilu
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via Techdirt @ 9:58 19th May
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Telstra's Sensis will launch Trading Post auctions online in mid-2008 in order to compete with eBay Australia. While eBay has a strong international base of buyers and sellers, the Trading Post venture may well succeed on the basis of its well-established name, its promise not to charge for up to 50 listings per month and a cap strategy on successful sales fees. Sensis CEO Bruce Akhurst will take the risk of launching the online auction against the enormity of eBay, as the company must find a way to justify its overpriced purchase of the Trading Post in 2004
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via Business Spectator @ 18:30 27th May
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Canada Post and eBay Canada have teamed up to develop an exclusive box designed to take the headache out of shipping and selling online for ordinary people.
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via Globe Investor @ 7:40 16th May
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As eBay Live, the annual celebration of all things eBay (EBAY), lands in Chicago on June 19-21, uShip (www.uShip.com) is announcing the launch of the eBay Shipping Center. This new tool is aimed directly at solving a major challenge for buyers and sellers in the eBay community"shipping large items.
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via Auctionbytes.com @ 14:04 18th Jun
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AUSTIN, Texas, June 11 /PRNewswire/ -- As eBay Live!, the annual celebration of all things eBay (EBAY), lands in Chicago on June 19-21, uShip (http://www.uShip.com) is announcing the launch of the eBay Shipping Center. This new tool is aimed directly at solving a major challenge for buyers and sellers in the eBay community-shipping large items.
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via Macro World Investor @ 13:12 11th Jun
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eBay UK told users they could use the optional Gallery feature for free in a special summer-time promotion. From May 19 through September 30, the gallery picture listing upgrade on eBay.co.uk and eBay.ie will be free. (eBay made Gallery free for sellers on the US eBay.com website earlier this year.) All other fees apply, see website for details and restrictions.
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via Auctionbytes.com @ 14:42 13th May
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eBay is hosting an online workshop on May 22, 2008, at 10 am PT on the topic of its new International Visibility upgrade, which rolled out on Tuesday to the four sites affected: US, Canada, UK and Ireland. The optional feature allows sellers on eBay.com and eBay Canada to pay extra to get visibility on eBay UK and Ireland regular search results, and vice versa. (Each country has a separate fee; in the US, it ranges from 10 - 40 cents per listing.)
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via Auctionbytes.com @ 10:42 21st May
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EBay Inc. said yesterday it will postpone plans to make its PayPal system the only way to pay for deals on its auction site in Australia after the antitrust regulator said it would reduce competition. Australia was the first place where eBay was planning the PayPal-only system. The plan angered some users who said using PayPal would cost them more than other payment methods, and that eBay was just interested in increasing revenue for PayPal, which it owns. The government's Australian Competition and Consumer Commission opened an investigation into the plan and considered submissions from Australian banks and users of the online auction site claiming the restrictions were unfair. EBAY (Nasdaq) rose 15 cents (U.S.) to $28.23.
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via Report On Business @ 2:44 15th Jun
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Ebay is the largest and most popular online marketplace on earth! And with this, it is only obvious that ebay is highly competitive, for both the Ebay buyers as well as for Ebay sellers. With millions of entries in the eBay store, it is necessary to use appropriate keywords to manage the store. A keyword is nothing but a significant word in the title or description of an item. Therefore, keywords used in the listing needs to be directly relevant to the items being sold. The right keywords will result in your item being pulled up more often by ebay search, the wrong keyword would result in your item being virtually invisible!
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via Articles Bridge @ 15:12 21st Jun
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Execs at Craigslist felt threatened by eBay and made calculated moves to reduce eBay's equity and decision-making powers in the company, according to eBay's newly-unsealed lawsuit (PDF). eBay says that Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster and founder Craig Newmark "breached their fiduciary duties of care, loyalty, and good faith by implementing certain self-dealing transactions... which were designed specifically to benefit themselves to the detriment of eBay." eBay is asking that the courts rescind or declare void the decisions made by Buckmaster and Newmark, and seeks recissory damages, attorney's fees, and other costs involved in filing the suit.
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via ArsTechnica @ 19:50 1st May
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Online auction site eBay released their list of the most active markets for the site Thursday, reporting that both Los Angeles-Long Beach and Orange County were among the top 10 markets for the firm. According to eBay, the Los Angeles-Long Beach area ranked number one in the U.S. for eBay sales, selling $1.3 billion dollars in items on the site last year; Orange County ranked sixth in the nation for eBay sales, with over $636M in sales for last year. Other top markets for eBay sales were New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas, Washington D.C., Houston, Nassau-Suffolk, New York, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida. eBay reported that Los Angeles residents sold 24,051,645 items worth $1,396,037,518 last year, and Orange County residents sold 6,945,490 items worth $636,654,084.
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via SoCalTech @ 1:29 10th May
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Although Craigslist originally said that it couldn’t respond to the allegations made in eBay’s (EBAY) lawsuit against the company, it seems that Craig and/or Jim couldn’t help themselves: The Craigslist blog has a post up entitled “Kettles and Pots” which notes that many of the things eBay is accusing Craigslist of doing are things that eBay has either also done with its own shares, or has previously argued should be done with Craigslist shares. For example, the Craigslist blog argues that eBay has:
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via Seeking Alpha @ 1:41 3rd May
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June 5, 2008 — Despite eBay Inc.’s announcement exactly one year ago today of a global ban on all international trade in elephant ivory, investigators with IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare; www.ifaw.org) have found that auctions of illegal or potentially illegal ivory have skyrocketed on eBay in the U.S. Further, eBay Canada faces persistent challenges as U.S.-based sellers of ivory list their contraband on the Canadian site. This increase in North American eBay ivory auctions is in stark contrast to a large reduction of such activity in some foreign countries where eBay affiliates have severely restricted or banned the trade in ivory completely.
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via IAMSCruelty @ 15:42 5th Jun
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Ahhh, the king of online shopping -- or maybe the Mecca of Internet auctioning -- is eBay (EBAY: View sentiment for EBAYsentiment, chart, options) . I am not going to act like I am a stranger to a website that is almost entirely devoted to the art of shopping (yes, art), but for those of you who may not be familiar with the eBay concept, it is an online marketplace for the sale of goods and services, online payment services, and online communications. It functions through more than just the popular eBay.com website; it also enables online commerce through kijiji, gumtree.com, loquo.com, opusforum, half.com, rent.com, and stubhub.com, among others. The communications segment of EBAY operates through Skype, which is software that allows users to make telephone calls over the Internet.
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via Schaeffers Research @ 19:04 1st Jul
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