Posts Tagged ‘eBay’

Personal Data Sold on eBay for $64 Dollars

How would you feel if your personal data was sold, (along with thousands of others) on eBay, for around 64 dollars? When we say personal data, we are talking about names, addresses, bank account numbers, credit card numbers, phone numbers, mothers' maiden names, scans of signatures, and more.

August 27th, 2008
Personal Data Sold on eBay for $64 Dollars

Amazon Working on a PayPal Competitor?

Rumor has it that Amazon is planning to launch some type of e-commerce business to allow payments and money transfers which will compete with PayPal. Some of you probably know that Amazon already has their Amazon Payments service that allows you to send and receive money, and shop with your mobile phone, but it's limited to Amazon and "their partners."

June 20th, 2008
Amazon Working on a PayPal Competitor?

Get 35% Off of eBay Purchases via Microsoft’s Cashback

If you couldn't tell by now, we're all about saving a buck whenever we can. That's why we told you about how you could get 10% off of eBay purchases through Microsoft's Cashback program. We're going to bring it up once more, only because they've sweetened the deal.

June 17th, 2008
Get 35% Off of eBay Purchases via Microsoft’s Cashback

10% off eBay Purchases through Microsoft Cashback

This is pretty big news coming from eBay and Microsoft. Remember just a few weeks ago when we wrote about Microsoft forking out money to lure in search users with their new program called Cashback? Well now they've partnered with eBay to offer the same cashback rewards to buyers on eBay who use the "Buy it Now" option after clicking on an eBay paid search advertisement.

June 13th, 2008
10% off eBay Purchases through Microsoft Cashback

The Pricey Way to Get “Fit” with the Wii…

Sixteen months after the Nintendo Wii launched in the United States, and people are still having a hard time getting their hands on it. Sure it's gotten a little easier, but you still won't see a Wii sitting on the shelves at the store for very long.

May 23rd, 2008
The Pricey Way to Get “Fit” with the Wii…

Sellers Can’t Leave Negative Feedback on eBay

eBay has really got their work cutout for themselves this time. They have decided, as expected, that it's time to block sellers from leaving neutral or negative feedback for buyers. Oh, and to make matters even worse they are now counting neutral feedback left by buyers as a negative when calculating the feedback score, which is sure to drop the score of many sellers.

May 20th, 2008
Sellers Can’t Leave Negative Feedback on eBay

CyberNotes: Get the Best eBay Deals

I don't know about you, but I've gotten some really tremendous deals on eBay before. The general consensus that I've found when talking with people, however, is that they normally make impulse purchases before they take the time to see if they are getting a real bargain. Today we're going to walk you through a 5 step process that can save you a lot of money in the end.

May 13th, 2008
CyberNotes: Get the Best eBay Deals

Tech Tops the Top 100 Brands List

Any successful business owner knows that one of the most important aspects to any business is branding which goes hand-in-hand with marketing. When a company or product has been successfully branded, people will be able to recognize it and will be more likely to use it because it's familiar (brand loyalty).

April 23rd, 2008
Tech Tops the Top 100 Brands List

If Google Acquired Skype…

TechCrunch is reporting that "Something big is brewing between Google and eBay's Skype." Whatever is brewing, whether it's a full-blown acquisition or a partnership, this could be pretty big.

April 2nd, 2008
If Google Acquired Skype…

eBay Strike Drops Number of Listings by 3%

A proposed boycott on eBay listings went into effect on Monday, and since then the number of listings on the site dropped from around 14.5 million down to 14 million. That comes out to a 3% drop overall, which isn't quite as high as the strikers would have liked to see.

February 20th, 2008
eBay Strike Drops Number of Listings by 3%