To sell things over eBay, Mark Nichols may be required to take instruction in rapid-fire speaking, breathing control and reading hand gestures, even though the transactions are done by computer keyboard and mouse. North Dakota's Public Service Commission is exploring whether people like Nichols, who runs a small consignment store in Crosby, N.D., must obtain auctioneer licenses before they can legally use eBay to sell merchandise for others.
October 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
To sell things over eBay, Mark Nichols may be required to take instruction in rapid-fire speaking, breathing control and reading hand gestures, even though the transactions are done by computer keyboard and mouse.
North Dakota’s Public Service Commission is exploring whether people like Nichols, who runs a small consignment store in Crosby, N.D., must obtain auctioneer licenses before they can legally use eBay to sell merchandise for others.
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