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I just received this news from ebay:

And - as a special offer to eBay Stores sellers - I'm pleased to let you know that you can try the new ProStores Starter store and pay no monthly subscription fee through September 2008. That's up to six months on us. Over the next couple weeks, watch your email and mail box for information on how to access this special offer. After your free trial subscription, eBay Stores sellers always enjoy 30% off our low monthly subscription rates every month. So, if you've considered opening your own Web store, this is a great time to try out our newest ProStores release which has been designed with the eBay seller in mind.

Sounds like a great deal! Does anyone currently use eBay ProStore?

Let us know what your experience is or do you use an alternative?

I just renewed my account with an online clip-art library ( http://www.clipart.com/en/ ).

The question I present: Is it better to use a clip art service online or to have a library
on your hard disk drive of your local computer (or on DVDs/CD-Roms)?

I would rather pay an annual fee for instant access to a large library of graphics
than having to search out graphics from my Hard Disk Drive or having to insert
up to 30 CD-Roms trying to find a basket of strawberries.

I am creating a Magic Club and i need graphics like a rabbit out of a hat or a
person being sawed in half. Not your usual graphics!

What do you prefer?

I have a laptop with only 40gbs Hard disk drive so I purchased an external HDD that is 160gb large. It plugs into the USB port with no extra power required. It works great when I am plugged into AC, But when i run on batteries I unplug it when its not required. It does not have aon/off switch. My primary use is to offload any downloads that are two weeksor older. My Art library of graphics are there so i can performa quick search when I need a graphic. All of my pics are therefor instant searching using keywordsThat allows me to continue to use the laptop for another year!

I own a Nikon CoolPix L1 digital Camera.At 6.2 Megapixels and 5x optical ZoomIt proves to be very useful.I only paid $179. USDI always use a mono-pod with it as this wayI don't forget to carry it with me and its hardto loose.I use it for pix on eBay and for Virtual pixfor real estate. I also create Screen saversand it has performed well!Optical Zoom is far better than digital zoom.My last camera had 12x Optical Zoom.The cost for digital cameras has really plummetedover the last 3 years and there are some great bargains!Take the time to research out the model you wantbefore you but it and you won't be disappointed!

Now that is deceptive.
I can tell from the URL that the domain is not actually gMail.com or googglemail.com

The actual URL should be http://mail.google.com/ and the one showing is http://gmail.elementfx.com/index.html

I notice on the actual mail.google.com site the below statement is present:

Lots of space
Over 6585.039488 megabytes (and counting) of free storage so you'll never need to delete another message.

While the false page at gmail.elementfx.com states:

Don't throw anything away.
Over 2730 megabytes (and counting) of free storage so you'll never need to delete another message.

I wonder what anyone is gaining by creating this false page?