Fashion lives forever. This statement is definitely true because even of the current global economic crisis, many people are still fond of buying clothes and other stuff just to make themselves look good.
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SaleHoo - Earning Big Revenues With Your Wholesale Clothing Accessories in SaleHoo
Millions of people trade on eBay every day without any problems but there are people out there just waiting to trap the unwary. Make sure that you know the scams so that you can avoid them.
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7 Tips to Avoid Being Scammed on eBay
Reverse auctions offer a powerful way to get multiple bids on your projects without the pressure of multiple suppliers contacting you directly and trying to persuade you to give them the work. But it’s critical that you specify clearly what is to be done and what’s important. Here are a few tips on achieving a successful outcome by being really clear in how you post your project.
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Reverse Auctions - Tips For Posting Successful Projects
South Korea’s antitrust watchdog granted Thursday conditional approval for U.S. online auctioneer eBay Inc.’s bid to buy into South Korean online retailer Gmarket Inc.
Interpark Corp., the parent company of Gmarket, said last month it had filed for approval with the Fair Trade Commission (FTC) on a possible stake sale to eBay and that the parties have held talks concerning an undisclosed amount of shares.
The FTC said in a statement that it will approve the deal under the condition that the companies ban themselves from raising sales commissions for the next three years and limit increases in ads and other fees to below the local inflation rate.
Gmarket and Internet Auction Co., eBay’s South Korean unit, when combined would control 87.2 percent of the local online customer-to-customer market. Nasdaq-listed Gmarket runs customer-to-customer sites and has more than 10 million registered users in South Korea.
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Approval Given for eBay Gmarket Bid
