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Trade Me con nets $51,000
A Napier man has been jailed after scamming more than $51,000 from Trade Me users, the biggest fraud by an individual to hit the website.
You want bits of Bieber?
While their sardonic elders celebrated the news that tween pop sensation Justin Bieber had jumped off Auckland Harbour Bridge, his young fans still can't get enough of him.
eBay inundated as overseas customers clamour for iPad
Apple iPad listings on eBay surged fivefold over the past week.
Auction of Destiny covenant ring angers church
An online auction listing for one of Brian Tamaki's covenant rings says the auction is an opportunity to own "a weird piece of New Zealand history".
Sex.com under the hammer - but can sex still sell?
Potential bidders in the sex.com domain auction won't be allowed in the room without a certified cheque for US$1 million.
PayPal could block India for 'months'
Online payments service PayPal says its suspension of certain transactions in India could last months.
China sales lead to NZ baby milk rationing
NZ supermarkets are rationing baby formula because of fears of a shortage caused by Chinese buyers selling it in bulk to parents back in their homeland.
Food Safety probes online Chinese baby formula trade
There is concern that Chinese-New Zealanders are buying thousands of tins of baby milk powder from supermarkets and selling it online.
'Tis the season to regift
Resourceful Kiwis spent Boxing Day finding a solution to unwanted presents - reselling them on Trade Me.
Kiwi's brazen bank scam
A Kiwi conman posing as an international banker is called an 'economic danger to the community' as he's jailed for multi-million dollar fraud.
Christmas spending down this year
The economists at Westpac have spotted a clear downward trend in expenditure on gifts.
E-books to go on sale in May
Whitcoulls and Borders are set to become the first book retailers in New Zealand to offer e-books.