UK has caught the Ebay bug

Feb 09 2006 by Brian Amble Print This Article

Almost 70,000 people in the UK make at least a quarter of their annual income by trading on Ebay, according to a survey by market research outfit, A C Neilsen.

The survey revealed that there are more people in Britain earning a significant income from Ebay – 68,000 of them - than in any other European country.

Germany came second, with 64,000 people relying on the site for a proportion of their income, while France was third.

The survey also found that Ebay businesses are far from being one-person operations, with each employing an average of nine people. Almost half earn more than three-quarters of their income from the site.

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