Forget your quaint little shelves with a few vintage cameras you love showing off. For the menial sum of $49,999 (approx £32,200) you can buy this hoarder's bonkers collection of what appears to be every camera ever. Basically. Read More >>
Featured comment by mrhale:
"But that's also a function of how much stuff is getting shipped from China to Europe. Shorter but less popular routes can be much more expensive." More »
Your neighbours pissing you off? Pesky cats crapping all over your lawn? No problem. Just buy yourself this full-sized ED-209 killing machine from Robocop, and all your enemies will have just 20 seconds to comply before being blown to smithereens. Read More >>
Supervillains of the world, take note: there's a RAF airbase up for sale on eBay, and it's a steal at just £2.5 million. Oh, and it's even got a massive underground bunker. Chequebooks out and form an orderly queue, please. Read More >>
When selling your unwanted Christmas presents and other crap on eBay, it's important to, you know, put a good picture up with your listing so people can see everything they're buying. But hell, be sure to check you're not caught short showing your bits to the world in the background, OK? Read More >>
Every year, without fail, we all receive some bad gifts. Sure, you may've scored that phone, e-reader or laptop that you were lusting after, but there will be shockers, too: a hand-knitted sweater from your grandma, novelty socks. And with gifts that bad, there's only thing for it: eBay. Read More >>
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"i got a 12 plate warmer, its like an electric blanket for plates, its just so useless its untrue as it takes 20 minutes to warm up your plates, not su..." More »
Monkey Jesus lady, you gave us one of our favourite things of 2012: the botched restoration of a 19th century fresco called "Ecce Homo" in an old Spanish church. If you, too, are a fan of the work of Cecilia Gímenez, here's some welcome news: You can buy her original art on eBay. Read More >>
Two more tech giants have been caught shamelessly bodging their UK tax submissions, with Twitter accused of ignoring return filing dates and Microsoft said to be paying ZERO tax on a whopping great £1.7 billion of UK online income. Read More >>
After the Nexus 4 sold out in super-fast time yesterday, it's unsurprising how many versions of it swamped eBay. What is surprising, though, is the sheer amount of money some suckers are willing to put down for a phone where the main appeal is price. Read More >>
Auction site eBay has joined the likes of Facebook, Vodafone and Apple on the list of dodgy tax avoiders, with reports claiming the retailer paid just £1.2m of tax on its massive £800m of UK sales. Read More >>
Remember New Coke? It was wildly unsuccessful. But today eBay announced new eBay, and it ain't half bad. Everything from the apps to the logo to the main site has been redesigned. Read More >>
While the Wii U looks pretty awesome, what with that screen in the middle of the controller, the price, well, just wasn’t. It's £100 more than an Xbox starting at £250, and that's just for the legitimate "basic" pre-order. What if they're all sold out, but your kid must have one for Christmas? How about an eBay-special for just £555 plus shipping? Daylight robbery, perhaps? Read More >>
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"Usually Giz UK is a fairly civil place when it isn't new phone season where all the Fanboys come out to play.. Now go grab yourself an avatar (link do..." More »
Ebay has a new logo. Much like every other company under the sun, its an attempt to go with a design that's flat, streamlined and sleek—in other words, modern. But while all of those ideas are fine in theory, sometimes the finished product doesn't always end up the way its creators intended. This might be one of those instances. What do you think? Design win or design disaster? [The Verge] Read More >>
Starting today, warlocks and witches the world around will have to find a more hospitable hosting platform for their black magic business: eBay has had enough.Read More >>
A prototype iPhone has popped up on eBay -- no not an iPhone 5, an ancient iPhone 4 pre-production model -- but it's sporting the most awesome-looking of logos on the back, ever. Gone is the traditional Apple logo and in with what looks like a prototype death star, or err, the protologo. Read More >>