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If you're going to act like an auctioneer or pawnbroker, then you should be regulated like one. That's the message some authorities are sending to eBay sellers who peddle other people's merchandise on the auction site. In a development that has attorneys and state regulators grappling over how to respond to another burgeoning segment of Internet commerce, more than a dozen states have considered passing new laws -- or amending old ones -- that would require eBay sellers to get auctioneer licenses.
November 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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