Buyers protest over the cost of eBay returns
EBay users are demanding that the online auction site reviews the protection it offers to buyers because many are being left out of pocket when making returns.
If buyers receive an item bought through eBay that is not as described on the website, or is faulty, they can ask the seller to resolve the situation.
Man Guilty In eBay ‘Cookie-Stuffing’ Fraud
A Las Vegas man will be sentenced in federal court in San Jose in November for carrying out a crime known as “cookie stuffing” against the online auction site eBay.
Christopher Kennedy, 28, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge James Ware on Thursday to one count of conspiring to commit wire fraud. He will be sentenced by Ware on Nov. 1.
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