Auction Site Selling Itself on EBay

June 25th, 2007 By RACHEL METZ, AP Business Writer

(AP) -- You might call it the ultimate full-circle moment: Two guys fed up with paying eBay listing fees are now selling their own alternative to the online auction business - on eBay.

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