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How Many of the Items For Sale On eBay Are Actually Stolen Property?
How Many of the Items For Sale On eBay Are Actually Stolen Property?
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How Many of the Items For Sale On eBay Are Actually Stolen Property?
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08-27-2005, 05:38 PM,
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How Many of the Items For Sale On eBay Are Actually Stolen Property?
It would be interesting if when eBay published its quarterly reports it included a separate breakdown of the GMV (gross market value) of stolen property sold on its site and the listing fees it gets for acting as a virtual "fence" :blinkie: :twistedevil:
Giveaway computers end up on eBay Ex-John Deere worker accused of stealing, selling toy tractors Man breaks into Jennifer Aniston's Californian home
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