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A minor billing dispute between eBay Inc. and one of its customers, San Francisco litigator Richard Hardack, has escalated into all-out war. Their battles began nearly two years ago when eBay suspended Hardack's account amid a $58 disagreement and Hardack took eBay to San Francisco's small claims court -- the first time. He's since filed two more small claims suits against the company, the most recent in February. This week, eBay sued back.
March 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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