Hani Durzy Quotations

We applaud Microsoft's efforts and we applaud efforts by any brand owner that takes steps to protect its intellectual property.

We are looking forward to Wednesday and having our day in front of the Supreme Court.

When we asked them to show us a law to show it is unlawful, and they were unable to do so, we said they're legal as far as we're concerned.

Ultimately, this is between the buyer and seller. This is just a venue.

We're always open to having more discussions about that. But until a law is passed saying you can't sell these things, we're not going to stop them from being sold on the site.

We have pulled it off the site. This listing was being marketed as coming specifically from Angelina Jolie. There was no indication in the listing that she had given agreement to this. We took a look at it pretty quickly and felt it violated our policy on celebrity materials.

The Reagan memorabilia runs the gamut of his life, everything from an original bumper sticker from the 1980 election to magazine covers and T-shirts. It just shows that Reagan had many admirers.

What we can do is make it against policy for a seller to encourage certain types of unsafe payments by putting them in their listing pages. Regarding cash, we allow sellers to say they accept COD and cash for in-person transactions , but not via mail.

We're grateful that the Supreme Court has agreed to take on this important case.

He has a tremendous amount of experience and knowledge in leading the financial strategy and direction of large companies. We're continuing to grow at a rapid rate.

We are extremely gratified that the Supreme Court has chosen to review this case.

What you can see is someone who, at least within the eBay universe, was acting as a good eBay citizen, until all of a sudden there was a period of 48 hours of bad feedback.

We made some suggestions that fell on deaf ears - that tells you about the motivations of people who support the bill.

I think we're starting to see where it is effective and how it can be effective, but it is still in the early stages.

It governs the types of payments services that sellers can market in their listings. Of course, due to the nature of eBay being a marketplace, we can't monitor or control how buyers and sellers actually complete payments and transactions.

It is not good for a buyer or a seller because it clutters the marketplace. Some amount of pricing ensures a higher quality supply.

It is not good for a buyer or a seller because it clutters the marketplace,

Our community has 181 million people. A community that size requires efficiency, and because 99 percent of customer support is handled between the buyer and seller, our basic level of customer support is Internet-based.

Some of our competitors have twisted our metrics in the local marketplace. We don't give those numbers out any more for competitive reasons.

We never take possession of the goods sold through eBay, and we don't have any expertise. We're not clothing experts. We're not car experts, and we're not jewelry experts. We're experts at building a marketplace and bringing buyers and sellers together.

We never speculate about future acquisitions, and we certainly wouldn't do that now.

We haven't seen any product, since one apparently does not exist yet. So we can't comment on what we haven't seen.

We're working with law enforcement to provide them information that they say would be helpful in helping them pursue a case.

We're really gratified that they have agreed to hear this. We're going to make the strongest case we can.

We have always had a policy that if it's illegal to do off eBay, it's illegal to do on eBay, ... We have made some changes and additions to our existing stun gun policy. We want to continue to keep people from doing illegal things on eBay.

We haven't made any decisions yet, but we think (click-to-call) is an important component to e-commerce down the road.

We've been seeing examples of eBay members arranging local meet-ups in their areas; and since there is crossover, we thought it was an interesting company, so we chose to make an investment.

We've worked with the New York Attorney General's office to provide them with information on people that were breaking their state laws as well as to make adjustments to how we message what our policy is to eBay users,

We have been in contact with law enforcement officials to provide any information they may find useful in their investigation.

We don't allow and don't want counterfeit product on the site. It's not good for business and it's not legal.

We've not announced any plan for a successor. Meg is here. Meg plans on remaining here.

What this shows is if you are going to try and break the law by selling pirated DVDs, eBay is probably not the place to do it because you are probably going to get caught and we'll help catch you.

We do pay attention when bidding gets out of control.

The (trademark) owners are the only ones who can truly understand who owns the rights, and what is fake and what is real.

The whole purpose of this is to create a safe environment on the site by requiring sellers to offer what we consider to be safer payment services.

It was almost immediate that we started to see Pope Benedict items and memorabilia come onto the site. Right now, much of the world's attention is on Pope Benedict and so it is not a surprise for us to see numerous Pope Benedict listings on the site.

Technology in this case is a double-edged sword. There's no doubt the Internet makes counterfeiting easier. The other side of that is that technology makes it harder to be anonymous.

This is the first we'd heard of it. The listing is being pulled down as we speak. It's a clear violation. We don't allow people to offer escort services or services of a sexual nature.

This isn't new. We announced a Safe Payments Policy back in October 2005, and began implementing it in January 2006. It governs the types of payments services that sellers can market in their listings. Of course, due to the nature of eBay being a marketplace, we can't monitor or control how buyers and sellers actually complete payments and transactions.

They were going fine, then all of a sudden, over a 48-hour period, it went south. The user account is currently on suspension since Jan. 9.

It's not one versus the other. A lot of sellers use both. You might sell an item that's in demand at auction and the kinds of things that might not sell right away as a fixed-price listing.

It's probably among the most valuable things every sold on behalf of a charity on eBay.

That is a copyright violation, one that we don't even need to hear from the rights owner about before removing.

It's not feasible to pre-screen or block items. We do what we can to enforce laws against counterfeiting. It's bad for our business and our customers.

Ebay gets 3.5 million listings daily. So there's no way to accurately capture what percentage of those listings represent unwanted holiday gifts.

They can say whatever they want about their gross market volume.

The feedback was pretty overwhelming. Farms and for-profit commercial breeders wasn't something that they wanted to see.

If the point of the bill is to stop fencing of stolen goods, why are there exemptions for swap meets and junk dealers?

He sees that the company is now in a position where he can retire without the operations skipping a beat.