Tsunami Crisis Discussion Thread

sundin@ebay.com
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This discussion thread is designed to offer members of the eBay.ca Community a place to record their thoughts and condolences for those who have suffered or lost loved ones as a result of the tsunami in the Indian Ocean on December 26th, 2004. Members may also use this thread to share ideas for contributing to worldwide relief efforts.

The devastation and loss of lives caused by the Tsunami and Earthquake in South Asia has touched and saddened us all at eBay Canada. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the legion of people affected both directly and indirectly by this disaster.

Regards,
eBay Canada
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Eric;

I hear what you are saying. The world didn't react as quickly to Rwanda, or the Khmer Rouge genocide in Kampuchea (Cambodia), or even to Nazism in Germany in the 1930's.

However, reaction seems to come quickly when it is a natural disaster rather than a man-made fiasco. I think of recent earthquakes in Iran, and the major one in Japan years ago. The world was quick to send in aid in each instance.

What I find odd is the lack of info coming out of Myanmar (Burma). The last I saw the gov't listed 16 dead. the UN said 90, but they were not permitted to go many places. Seems the Myanmar gov't is bound to keep the world out regardless of the nature or scale of its problems.

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audra@ebay.com
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Thank you to everyone in the community for your thoughts, comments, and prayers during this time of crisis in Asia. Your thoughts are heartfelt and appreciated.

Audra
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warm*fuzzies
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I am showing off here My ME . I went to that site and made a donation. Thanks Trupti for the referral. 🙂




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dalenridge
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"Your thoughts are heartfelt and appreciated."

My thoughts are heartfelt, but I don't think they are appreciated by ebay. Why has ebay not responded to my concerns?

Is it because I have uncovered proof of charity solicitation fraud by ebay Inc.? Is it because this fraud has resulted in the death of children? Since 2003?
Have you visited the Tsunami Crisis Discussion board?

There is plenty of evidence of these crimes. And the info is all public. How long does ebay think they can ignore me and my concerns? Can ebay ignore international law?

Info on the Tsunami Crisis board:

ebay's Crisis?:
http://forums.ebay.com/db1/thread.jsp?forum=4028&thread=410423044&modified=1105694589246

Murder for Profit!:
http://forums.ebay.com/db1/thread.jsp?forum=4028&thread=410428965&modified=1106234113152
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carly@ebay.com
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dalenridge,

eBay.ca posted the following announcement regarding an update on eBay's fundraising efforts: http://www2.ebay.com:80/aw/marketing-ca.shtml#2005-01-11164042
eBay.com has also recently posted more information on the topic of eBay’s support and treatment of fees.
http://www2.ebay.com/aw/marketing.shtml#2005-01-31121856

Regards,
Carly
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