AE News: This Weeks Auction News - eBay faces stiff competition

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 This weeks news at Auctioneagle.com:
 
 Community Buzz- Newcomer Gegy.com Aims High to Conquer eBay
 
 Do you ever wonder when an auction site is going to come along to give eBay a real run for its money, and vie for the #1 spot? If you're a skeptic like me, the answer is most likely - never! It appears, as AuctionEagle.com discovered over the past few days, that there are 1000's of 'in-the-know' auction sellers and buyers with a little secret; a secret that by all accounts, is going to become public knowledge very soon. Let me tell you what I know. Full Story...
 
 http://www.auctioneagle.com/article.php?sid=33&mode=thread&order=0
 
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 Users Protest eBay's Removal of Shooting Star Jacket
 
 An eBay seller with 12,880 feedback points posted an auction Saturday June 16, 2001 that included criticisms of eBay in the auction description. eBay pulled the auction, and users thronged to the message boards, protesting eBay's removal of the auction.  Full Story...
 
 http://www.auctioneagle.com/article.php?sid=30&mode=thread&order=0
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 Celebrity Auctions - Titanic Apology Dated April 22, 1912 Sells at Auction
 
 An historic apology to the cowardly owner of the Titanic - who snatched a lifeboat place ahead of women and children - fetched $4,500 at auction. Full story...
 
 http://www.auctioneagle.com/article.php?sid=32&mode=thread&order=0
 
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 Buyers Den: Fakin' It - Tips for Spotting Fakes and Forgeries
 
 Collecting antiques is immensely enjoyable and can prove very profitable, but a skillful forgery can easily dupe the amateur. Any item of value will have inspired at least one attempted fake. Full Story.
 
 http://www.auctioneagle.com/article.php?sid=31&mode=thread&order=0
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