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Auction sellers need more exposure for their goofy items to sell successfully. Meet No Shame Auctions.com, where auction sellers can promote their Weird eBay Auctions, 24 hours a day! Hammond, IN (PRWEB) April 10, 2007 -- Auction sellers need more exposure for their goofy items to sell successfully. Meet No Shame Auctions.com, where auction sellers can promote their Weird eBay Auctions, 24 hours a day! "The site features a link script where sellers can automatically add their auctions for free, day or night, even in their pajamas," says Jose Guzman, creator of the insane site that also features mystery auctions. Buyers may spot a catchy item, such as a haunted doll for sale. "If the visitor is interested, they will click on a link from my website and be taken to the auction," Jose explains.
Bidding Availalbe On Waples' Driving Suit
It's the final order of business from Western Fair Raceway's overwhelmingly successful fundraiser on January 29th which brought a life saving defibrillator to the track in support of the Chase McEachern Tribute Fund of the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation. That evening in London, Randy Waples marked his return to active driving duty after a six month recovery from the injuries he suffered in a racing accident at Mohawk last Summer. In addition to dozens of horsepeople, members of the public and staff donating that night, Waples also contributed a custom driving suit which is now available for bidding through an Ebay site auction at www.quikdropbarrie.com. The suit, and the progress of the bidding, can be accessed by going into the designated "Chase Fund Raiser" down the left column.
Tanzania beefs up anti-corruption law
NAIROBI, April 23 (Reuters) - Tanzania has passed a new anti-graft law giving corruption fighters in the east African country more power to target areas like government procurement and money laundering, a minister said on Monday. Stamping out graft has been among President Jakaya Kikwete's top priorities since he came to power in late 2005. The new legislation gives the state-run Prevention and Combating Corruption Bureau the power to seize assets from the guilty. "The most weighted (crimes) deal with grand corruption like procurement, money laundering and corruption in auctions," Philip Marmo, minister of state for good governance in the president's office, told Reuters by phone from Dar es Salaam. The law, approved by parliament last week, will come into force with Kikwete's assent, he said, probably within a month.
DIB denies report it is bidding for Egypt bank
Dubai: Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) yesterday denied press reports that it is one of three financial institutions bidding for Egypt's National Development Bank. Citing unnamed Egyptian banking sources, Arabic daily newspaper Al Bayan reported that DIB - along with a UAE-Gulf consortium and Saudi National Commercial Bank - had submitted a bid. However, in a statement issued yesterday, DIB said the story was incorrect, without adding further information. "Dubai Islamic Bank wishes to clarify that an article published today regarding a DIB acquisition in National Development Bank of Egypt (NBD) is incorrect," according to the statement. "The news is totally untrue," said a Dubai Islamic Bank official, who asked not to be named. He said the bank was in no way involved in any such deal.
Special number plates to be sold at charity auction
Abu Dhabi: A first-of-a-kind charity auction to sell car plates with special numbers will take place at Emirates Palace next month, according to Abu Dhabi Police. The auction, titled 'A Special Number for A Special Cause' is organised by the Abu Dhabi Traffic Department at the General Headquarters of Abu Dhabi Police in cooperation with The Emirates Auctions Company. The auction will be held on May 12 at 10am. The money collected from the auction will go to the newly-founded fund for road accident victims, in addition to supporting people with special needs, according to a police official. .
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