this is for the girl who can rock her pretty dress and limited edition kicks...the lady who watches the best music on mtv, then flips right over to bbc news...the chick who is ghetto fabulous and a sweet suburbanite...the woman who is street smart and holds a degree...oh, and this is also for the male who diggs THAT type of female...
the Colette x Gap post-its and Coach fragrance are new items. as you can see the perfume has already received a bid. however this is the last time i will be posting the gloves on eBay and they will then turn over to the esme♡rosado store. you still have four days to place bids so visit my eBay store.
ps. shipping is verrry low on these items so take advantage!!! shop now and click here.
check out the Ugg Australia keychain wallet, the H&M 100% suede gloves, Victoria's Secret Pink business cards, and the limited edition i-D Magazine Kaws cover.
all you HK die hards, i will be selling some merchandise from lunch bags, stationery, jewelry and more. things should be up no later than monday. so check my eBay page and get your bid on!!
so i FINALLY got my hands in this long awaited issue. i've scoured all over Penn Station in NYC and Union County in NJ to find this. but on saturday my mission was accomplished. i came across Magazine Cafe in NYC when i did a search for the mag on Google. i gave them a call and they reserved not one, but two copies for pre-order. they gave me a call on friday letting me know it was there and it made my day. i even requested a Naomi cover and they had it put aside. this mag is history and as a magazine whore i just had to have it. now i know you're wondering why i bought two copies....eBay baby! *sings "imma hustler//imma imma hustler homie..."
Online auction site eBay has warned that sales will be lower than expected in the current quarter as it struggles against a weakening global economy.
Online auction site eBay has warned that sales will be lower than expected in the current quarter as it struggles against a weakening global economy. The caution came as eBay posted a rise in net income of $460m (£230.2m) over the past three months to June, from $376m a year earlier. But investors were disappointed by the firm's prudent outlook, with full-year projections kept unchanged. The US firm is also battling against trust problems among its users. Earlier this year, it overhauled its feedback system, banning sellers from leaving negative comments about buyers. It is currently appealing against a ruling from a French court ordering it to pay 40m euros to luxury goods giant LVMH, which owns the Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior brands, for allowing online auctions of fake copies of its goods. Attracting users to its shopping sites is also proving to be difficult. eBay said the number of new active users rose by 1% during the quarter from a year earlier, even as listings increased by 19%. "It's ancient history now, but in past years, investors knew eBay would start out each year conservatively and raise their outlook more and more as each quarter went by," Global Crown Capital analyst Martin Pyykkonen said. "What eBay is saying now is, 'We don't want to go out on a limb,'" Mr Pyykkonen said. "The economy is working against them."
