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A San Diego judge certified a class action lawsuit against eBay, paving the way for potential changes in how the online giant conducts business. The lawsuit, originally filed against eBay last April, contends that the San Jose, Calif.-based Internet auctioneer was responsible for the authenticity of goods sold on its site. The case was brought by six plaintiffs who purchased phony sports memorabilia on eBay.
November 21, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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