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  Laiari Thee Echidna (@LaiariBlackaddr) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Sizzstar2 I'm so scared of shopping on eBay and spending that much for it. But Imma have to and soon once I pay down every thing else as far as bills are concerned. I need a new PC. My laptop is like 7 years old.

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  OnlyCharizard (@OnlyCharizard) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Zodyrus Try and sell your proxies on ebay & youll get them taken down & your account suspended. Why? because they are ILLEGAL & Pokemon goes after the people selling them. Dont listen to some random ******* on Twitter. Email Pokemon what is legal & what isnt. You are breaking the law

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  Bowtie Productions (@BowtieProdsYT) reported 13 minutes ago

  @exisbread No problem! I have the Titan brand Super Massager. There's no model number, unfortunately. I picked it up from 5 Below like 5 or so years ago, and they frequently rotate their stock, so I doubt they'll still have it. I didnt see the exact item on Amazon, but it looks like there's some eBay listings, at least.

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  MangiMi (@MangiMi2) reported 15 minutes ago

  @CorbinKeith It is now with them, but it shouldn’t have to be. He missed it. He admitted in messages he missed it but didn’t want to resolve it. He’s hiding behind the authentication which has happened thousands of times and thousands of buyers have had this exact issue. eBay misses it or lets it slide and the seller hides behind it. Shouldn’t be a lengthy process. You fuxked up just fix it.

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  FactBuffet (@FactBuffet) reported 15 minutes ago

  The first item listed on eBay was a broken laser pointer! (It was sold)

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  JW (@WhiteJohn22) reported 18 minutes ago

  @tresamigos858 Good read! I think eBay is cheap and it’s not their problem many card flippers margins are at 15-20%.

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  ClickHole (@ClickHole) reported 18 minutes ago

  A traffic jam that makes you late for a job interview. A cousin’s funeral that forces you to miss a sick bachelorette party. You may have had bad timing cause issues in your life, but it’s likely nothing compared to the bad timing that totally robbed this man of a once-in-a-lifetime experience: This man missed the birth of his daughter because he got an email announcing changes to the terms and conditions in eBay’s user agreement just as his wife went into labor. Ugh, eBay…Why’d you have to do this man like that? When 28-year-old fishing guide Calvin Porter and his wife, 38-year-old fellow fishing guide Anita Porter, got pregnant, Calvin spent the pregnancy anticipating the birth of his first child as if it were Christmas morning. But when Anita’s water broke at 2 a.m. last Thursday, Calvin opened his phone to check the weather, and his heart sank. The message sat at the top of his inbox: There had been an update to eBay’s user agreement, and it was a big one. While much of the text of eBay’s terms and conditions remained the same boilerplate fine print that Calvin had agreed to when he signed up as an eBay user back in 2014 to sell a small collection of seashells he’d found at a garage sale, bullet points in the email outlining the updates showed that the Disclaimer of Warranties and Vehicle Purchases and Sales sections had seen some updates that he’d have to go over before he’d be able to hold his wife’s hand while she gave birth to their precious daughter. “I’ll be there as soon as I can!” Calvin said hurriedly as he kissed his heavily pregnant, contracting wife and shoved her into a cab along with the “go bag” they’d packed three months prior in anticipation of this very event. He rushed back inside, put a pot of coffee on, and fired up his laptop to dive into all the fine print he’d have to agree to before continuing as a responsible eBay user, trying to push away the images of his beautiful wife bringing their daughter into the world all alone. This is definitely the bummer of all bummers. Obviously eBay had no idea they’d be robbing Calvin of such a magical experience when they chose to send out this update at 11:46 p.m. that night, and you can’t expect a corporation not to cover all its legal bases just because people might be having kids. Hopefully Calvin and Anita get pregnant again soon and give birth at a time when Calvin is free from updates to Citi’s Online User Agreement or DraftKings’ Terms of Use so he can finally experience the magic of becoming a father in person. Such a bummer!

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  jord (@jordw21) reported 20 minutes ago

  @PhantomBlack699 I really don't see him renaming eBay to Teddy, I think that'd be a bad move. A really bad move. eBay is a well established brand that people recognise and trust as a marketplace. Sure, it's been badly run as a business, but that's fixable. You don't tear down a name, logo and branding with that kind of recognition, it's valuable. I think eBay stays as is, sitting under the Teddy Holdings umbrella.

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  Chaz MacTrump (@smokinthemeats2) reported 21 minutes ago

  @MarginalBull @HeroAssange Nothing about GameStop is typical Also- GameStop is roughly 40% eBay equity. So the other 60% is being marked down considerably on low volume lol

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  SlingSh0t (@MrSlingsh0t) reported 23 minutes ago

  @footworkoffical @cutty03bk I mostly have problems with new drops where a seller will just change their mind and hold for a higher price once they confirm. I even experienced that behavior on eBay, although it’s rare But, like I said, I have goat credit to burn so we’ll see how the next one goes 🤞🏼

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  Cipher aka Jade (@cipher66hz) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Uwaaaaaaag Oh my God, don’t even get me started on my eBay/Hot Topic/Spencers/ Amazon lists. I really want to get into tech and get all sorts of bad *** fang bodymods and eventually tattoos down the line- and I’m realizing that with computer science money, that is doable

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  DE'RON 🌞 (@deronworld) reported 26 minutes ago

  @TainoYoruba well the one i had was made in 1996 and the one I just got was made in 2001, so it may have been because it was old, but I also looked into it and it was known to have some mechanical issues and also opened it up and it was filthy 😭 so I just got a serviced one from eBay.

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  Tarvoski TG (@Tgrreen) reported 31 minutes ago

  i could definitely be reaching but it feels like someone at ebay has an issue with me selling these cards. this nitpicking has to stop

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  Haylen (@haylen630) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Tank_Observer @Boss351Pilot As someone who has a fleet of old cars, there’s a reason I went to the dealership to buy a new car. There’s only so many times a man has to fix a blown up gizmo in the driving rain at 3am cussing with work the next day before he gives up. Doesn’t matter how realiable a car was when it was new, when it’s 35 years old with 300k miles, **** breaks, and it’s often so many little things it would take 60 hours of work and 3k$ worth of parts to bring back to full function, half of those parts being second hand on eBay that will fail in 6 months anyway. It’s possible to live the shitbox life, many do, but they usually have like 4 of them, and they didn’t buy the other 3 because the first one works all the time.

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  WorthPoint, Corp. (@WorthPoint) reported 35 minutes ago

  WorthPoint Vault launched July 1. We sat down with the Senior Product Manager who built it. Shelley Ball came to WorthPoint as a former eBay employee, seller, and picker — someone who has lived the exact problem Vault was designed to solve. She knows what it feels like to have a collection with no documentation.