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The Ebay Exit

Filed in archive Business News on May 22, 2007

The Ebay Exit
More and more people use ebay nowadays for buying and selling enything you could possibly think of - from couches, phones and cars to companies. Yes, you read it rite : companies. More and more companies put themselves up for sale on ebay after they have stopped being succesfull. Apparently this has become a trend.
eBay has become known as a quick and easy way to sell your startup, should you need to. Techcrunch has a nice phrase for this - the "eBay exit". USAToday notes that "more than 10 dot-coms" have recently put themselves up for auction on eBay. The paper says that Search engine DigForIt.com sold for $25,400 this month and SynapseLife, an online calendar and organizational site which Techcrunch wrote about, sold for $60,000 (it opened at $50k).()

Let's buy a company today. I'm bored....


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