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ebay ripped off #

By adnim Posted Thursday 4th September 2008 15:39 GMT

Live by the sword...

Whats sauce for the goose....

Difference being Ebay do the ripping legally.

Cookie stuffing :-)

Me want cookie, Cookies! Me eat cookie, om nom nom nom.

EBay stuffing their partners #

By Anonymous Coward Posted Thursday 4th September 2008 15:47 GMT

Can't handle some partners make money - then just claim they are fraudsters and demand the money back. What a crock of sh1te - but then eBay and CJ are just that anyway.

So eBay IS capable of detecting frauds... #

By Keith Doyle Posted Thursday 4th September 2008 16:05 GMT

Too bad they don't apply such diligence to fraudulent auctions...

with a glass of milk please #

By Anonymous Coward Posted Thursday 4th September 2008 16:09 GMT

"The activity of users is tracked by cookies, small text files stored within web browsers by the sites that are visited."

really? you dont say!

They have no objection #

By Anonymous Coward Posted Thursday 4th September 2008 17:27 GMT

to thousands of scammers on eBay, now they get a taste of their own medicine. Well done to DPS and KFC.

ebay get stuffed !!!!!!!! #

By Phil Posted Thursday 4th September 2008 19:35 GMT

About time ebay got the tables turned on them, well done DPS & KFC have a drink on me.

Ironic #

By Stephen Posted Thursday 4th September 2008 21:47 GMT

Ironic since shawn banned people talking about cookie stuffing on the digital point forums yet the toss pot was dropping cookies on visitors all over the place.

Hooray for the Colonel ! #

By Martin Posted Friday 5th September 2008 09:53 GMT

So KFC do cookies now?

COOL !!

Medicine, taste, own... #

By Gulfie Posted Monday 15th September 2008 13:41 GMT

Rearrange the words... yes I know this isn't quite the same but it is nice to see somebody trying to rip eBay off for once, as they have spent the last year rewriting terms and conditions, and charging structures, to rip off its own users...