eBay’s cry or frustration of life
An Australian man auctioning his life on eBay.com Read on..
Yah! I was looking at eBay’s Traffic trend last week and found that it has declined steeply. It simply means people have lost interest in eBay.com and are not visiting the ebay website. What would you do to save your business without spending on TV ads? Pump a Jack*** to act stupid and gather crowed. Whats more?? Media will chant your name day and night for FREE.
Or its simply a case of mounting frustration. Anything is possible. Is internet is feeding frustration to net surfers? Yes could be true. I witnessed at least 4 – 5 such news items on TV in past couple of weeks. A young boy from Delhi killed himself. On his Orkut profile, the reason he gave was the agony he was feeling for the plight of street dogs. Internet is certainly frustrating people with vulnerabilities. Some bloggers unknowingly project it by posting obscene and abusive language in their posts. The use of obscene and abusive language in their posts is out and out projection of depressed mind.
News is a man based in Australia has made up to headlines by auctioning his life (house, job, clothes and friends) on eBay, after his marriage broke up. Now he wishes to start a new life. Ian Usher, 44 is tired of old-sick life and wants to explore where life takes him. His life package along with the house is valued at A$420,000 ($385,000, euro250,000).
“Hi there, my name is Ian Usher, and I have had enough of my life! I don’t want it any more! You can have it if you like!,” reads his web page Alife4Sale that redirects the interested ones to ebay for bidding.
Usher declared that his life auction scheduled for 22 June is not restricted to his house, car, motorbike, Jet Ski and spa, but also includes his prologue with “great friends” and a job at a rug shop in Perth for a trial two-week period. On hearing about the auction his ex-wife said: ‘it seems a bit mental to me.”