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Listen to the voice of eBay online

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One often hears tales of community-driven websites, but it isn't every website or web community that boasts its own weekly radio show. Yet that is precisely what eBay Radio have been doing twice weekly for years.

Broadcast by internet radio house wsRadio.com, eBay Radio provides traders and eBay community members with the latest in news and views from around the eBay world and covers major eBay events like the annual eBay Live! conference.

Friendly eBay Radio host Jim Griffith is an eBay University instructor, eBay user, and author of The Official eBay Bible. The format of the program is both light and chatty, offering hints and tips, general discussion, human interest, interviews with those making waves in the world of eBay, and general guidance for better buying and selling.

Listening In and Contacting

Live show times are weekly, but you can also visit the eBay Radio homepage and listen to the current show or archived segments at any time.

You can call in to eBay radio at (888) 327-0061 within the United States or at 001-858-623-0102 if you are an international caller. You can also reach Jim Griffith by email at Griff@ebay.com.

Minimum Computer Requirements

In order to listen to eBay Radio, you must have a computer with audio capability and an internet-enabled media player that supports either the Windows Media Audio or MP3 format(s). The following compatible players can be downloaded at no charge.

Tune in with your computer and enjoy Griff and the eBay banter!

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