Archive for May 10th, 2006

hotelmarketing.com:
“Only the paranoid survive,’’ eBay Chief Executive Meg Whitman told analysts attending a presentation at the online auctioneer’s San Jose headquarters Thursday.
Signs that Google may try to become a force in eBay’s e-commerce and online payment businesses, coupled with investor concern over slow growth and stiff competition in markets like China and South Korea, has […]

businesswire:
Equifax (NYSE:EFX) and PayPal today announced a new credit alert program that provides PayPal account holders in the United States with free monitoring of their credit records. Through this relationship, PayPal users receive free early warnings alerting them to activity on their Equifax credit report.
PayPal users can monitor their personal and financial information through the […]

art news blog:
eBay may be a great tool for contemporary painters to sell their work online as the paintings usually only sell for hundreds or perhaps a few thousand at most. So investors can afford to take a risk on the work.
But when paintings start selling for very large sums, art collectors seem reluctant to […]

getlofi:
Finally after years and years of waiting, eBay has enabled its searches to be RSS feeds. To create a feed simply go to the Advanced search page or any search page for that matter, and fill in the desired fields. The resulting search page will have a tiny tiny RSS button at the very bottom […]

Answer: Nudity or the perception of nudity.

Writers Weekly:
As for the eBay thing… Being a doll collector, I buy most of my stuff on eBay, and I’ve sold some there, too. And I also collect books (mainly older books, first editions, or special editions), so I know what you mean about it being better to list a book in the subject category! […]