EBay vendor passes gigantic feedback milestone

November 13, 2008 By RACHEL METZ , AP Technology Writer

(AP) -- If you've ever sold something on eBay, you may have been pleased to receive positive feedback from the buyer. Multiply that by a million, and you can imagine how Jack Sheng feels.

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