Goldin Auctions
Acquisition in 2024
Goldin Auctions is the leading marketplace for trading cards, sports memorabilia, and other collectibles. Founder Ken Goldin has sold more than $1 billion in memorabilia from many of the biggest names in sports, history, and pop culture. The company routinely sets records for the most expensive trading cards and other memorabilia ever sold. Lifelong collectors and new hobbyists alike trust Goldin Auctions because the company professionally authenticates everything it sells.
Gittigidiyor
Acquisition in 2011
Gittigidiyor is a prominent Turkish e-commerce marketplace that facilitates online trading for buyers and sellers. Established in 2001, the platform enables users to engage in auctions, operate stores, access daily deals, and participate in fixed-price listings. As a subsidiary of eBay, Gittigidiyor offers a diverse array of products, including clothing, accessories, collectibles, electronics, and more. The company incorporates a unique safety mechanism known as the No Risk System, which enhances the security of transactions on the platform. Gittigidiyor attracts significant traffic, reporting approximately 500,000 visitors daily, highlighting its strong presence in the online shopping sector.
Brands4friends
Acquisition in 2010
Brands4friends is a German online retailer that operates a unique shopping platform. It specializes in selling high-quality, branded fashion and lifestyle products, including clothing, sports goods, accessories, beauty products, and electronics. The company's business model revolves around temporary, consecutive sales auctions, offering end users the opportunity to purchase these products at discounted prices.
ViA-Online
Acquisition in 2007
ViA-Online GmbH is an auction management software company. The company operates web-portal, Afterbuy.com, which helps users manage various aspects of the selling process, with features like inventory management and item listing.The company is based in Krefeld, Germany. As of October 4, 2007, ViA-Online GmbH operates as a subsidiary of eBay Inc.
Tradera
Acquisition in 2006
Tradera is an online auction-style marketplace based in Sweden that connects millions of second-hand sellers and buyers. The platform features thousands of listings across various categories, including collectibles, home decor, antiques, watches, jewelry, and electronics, facilitating convenient transactions for users. Tradera emphasizes sustainability by promoting the reuse of goods, providing a safe and engaging shopping experience that aligns with environmentally conscious practices. The company is committed to enhancing its sustainability initiatives through strategic collaborations and fostering a planet-friendly culture among its employees. With a focus on user satisfaction and a dedication to environmental responsibility, Tradera aims to exceed expectations while championing sustainable consumption.
Marktplaats.nl
Acquisition in 2004
Marktplaats.nl is a leading online classified advertising platform in the Netherlands, established as one of the first of its kind in the country. It has evolved into the most popular marketplace for individuals and small businesses, facilitating the buying and selling of a diverse range of items. With over one million active listings at any given time, the platform serves as a vital venue for connecting buyers and sellers across various categories, including clothing, collectibles, automobiles, and household goods.
EachNet
Acquisition in 2003
EachNet is a Chinese e-commerce platform that facilitates online buying and selling of a diverse array of goods, including clothing, toys, art supplies, antiquities, and electronics. Founded in 1999 and based in Shanghai, EachNet initially operated independently before forming a strategic partnership with eBay in 2002, which led to eBay acquiring full ownership by 2003. The platform supports both auction and fixed-price formats, allowing users to engage in transactions for everyday items as well as more unique products. EachNet serves a broad market, with offerings tailored to consumers in China, the United States, and Canada, thereby creating a comprehensive online marketplace for various consumer needs.
CARad is an automobile auctioning company that provides a digital platform for car dealers to efficiently list and manage vehicle auctions on eBay Motors. By simplifying the auction process, CARad enables dealers to reach a broader audience and streamline their sales efforts. The company's technology enhances the online auction experience, making it easier for users to navigate and manage their inventory effectively. CARad focuses on facilitating the connection between car dealers and potential buyers through its online portal, thus contributing to the evolving landscape of automotive sales.
IBazar
Acquisition in 2001
iBazar Group operates an online auctioning platform, providing trading and auction services to users primarily in Europe and Latin America. The company facilitates a marketplace where individuals can buy and sell a variety of goods through an auction format, enhancing user engagement and transaction efficiency. With a focus on these regions, iBazar aims to connect sellers and buyers, leveraging the growing trend of online commerce.
Auction
Acquisition in 2001
Internet Auction Co., Ltd. is a South Korean company that pioneered online trading in April 1998. Based in Seoul, it operates a commodity auction platform that facilitates person-to-person trading of a wide range of products, including clothing, cosmetics, food items, beverages, kitchenware, electronics, sports equipment, and books. The company employs an advanced escrow system to ensure secure transactions, covering all aspects from settlement and delivery to payment. Internet Auction Co. was listed on the KOSDAQ in June 2000, marking its significant presence in the online auction market.