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I had a second edition copy of a literary classic valued. The results shocked me
I was hoping I could buy a new car. I couldn’t buy myself a new tyre for that amount.
- by Kerri Sackville
British Museum sues former guardian of treasures accused of selling them on eBay
A veteran of the institution, Dr Peter Higgs oversaw the Greek and Roman department when colleagues noticed missing items turning up for sale online.
- by Craig Simpson
The weirdest, most wonderful shops to browse in Brisbane
Buy unique, nerdy or specialist items at Brisbane’s best shops and outlets for the bizarre, the quirky and the unexpected.
- by Nick Dent
‘Absolutely horrific, criminal conduct’: US charges eBay in cyberstalking case
US authorities say the e-commerce giant’s security staff threatened two newsletter writers by posting ads for fictitious sexual events at the couple’s home.
- by David Streitfeld
Pricey sneakers, early Christmas gifts: What November spending says about us
Muted economic confidence across the globe hasn’t put a lid on the cash some will spend on sought-after footwear.
- by Emma Koehn
‘Astounding’: Aussie fashion brands in demand second-hand
eBay is doubling down its focus on the ‘circular economy’, with its head of fashion saying consumers are hunting quality Australian brands such as Zimmermann.
- by Emma Koehn
From Lego to Chanel: Prices for collectibles are surging on eBay
The average price of popular trading cards, handbags and Lego sets is skyrocketing as collectors fight it out online for prized possessions.
- by Emma Koehn
US military fingerprints and iris database sells for $100 on eBay
A security researcher snapped the bargain on eBay. Many of the records belong to known terrorists and wanted individuals, others to people stopped at checkpoints in Afghanistan.
- by Kashmir Hill, John Ismay, Christopher F. Schuetze and Aaron Krolik
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Fair Trading takes eBay to task over NRL grand final scalpers
The New South Wales consumer watchdog has hit e-commerce giant eBay with $44,000 in fines over listings on its platform for NRL grand final tickets at inflated prices.
- by Emma Koehn
‘A couple of million dollars’: Swans fans on merch spending spree
Sales of Sydney Swans merchandise have been boosted as excitement about a possible premiership peaks.
- by Andrew Taylor
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