Myleen Klass' bikini sparks frenzied bids at eBay

Bids for Jungle beauty Myleene Klass's famous white bikini for the victims of the Farepak savings scandal, have reached close to the 3,000 pounds mark.

Big-hearted Myleene has put the skimpy clothing - she repeatedly wore in the shower on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here - up for sale on auction site eBay to help raise money for the Farepak fund.She decided to donate her Rigby and Peller two-piece after hearing about the plight of 150,000 people who've lost 45million pounds in the savings scheme collapse.

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Postal Service class educates eBay sellers

Bob Clayton took six pages of notes because he wants to get started. Ellen Gillun and Heath Smith picked up a few tips that will enhance the work they've already done.
All three, and a couple dozen more, will be more savvy post office customers and eBay auctioneers thanks to the couple of hours they spent Wednesday with Dan Lesperance and Darrow Scruggs, members of the U.S. Postal Service's Business Development Team.
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Software Detects eBay Fraud

If you are an eBay user, I’m sure that fraudulent actions on the mega auction service have often crossed your mind. Hopefully in the near future that won’t be an issue thanks to a new software developed at Carnegie Mellon called NetProbe. The data mining software could detect trends in artificial feedback, and identify those users to potential buyers.
“We want to help people detect potential fraud before the fraud occurs,” said research associate Duen Horng Chau, who developed NetProbe with professor Christos Faloutsos, undergraduate student Samuel Wang and graduate student Shashank Pandit.