Another Lawsuit hits eBay as the Giant Online Auctioneer's Legal woes mount

June 18, 2004 -- RAM Systems began selling its electronic products in the early days of eBay. As a premier seller with an impeccable selling reputation, eBay worked closely with RAM to bring its percent of sales, selling through eBay, from 5% to 100% of sales. RAM Systems was selling its entire electronic inventory with eBay until eBay abruptly shut down and suspended 100% of RAM's sales based on erroneous information, and unsubstantiated accusations. RAM Systems, Inc. has been severely crippled and the future of the company is in serious question due to eBay's callous negligence.

A spokesman for RAM Systems put it this way." If eBay was a parent who fed, nurtured, and grew their kid from birth, when the first negative accusation came out about their child, they would break their kid's legs, throw them out on their face, and lock them out forever. It doesn't seem eBay has learned from the Enron failures especially about insensitivity to the people that depend on you, and the effect it has on them and their families"

The lawsuit filed in Broward County Court, Fort Lauderdale, FL Case# 04 09491 seeks damages for continued losses resulting from eBay's actions.

RAM Systems, Inc. is a worldwide distributor of consumer electronics, based in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

For more information:
RAM SYSTEMS, INC.
954-545-3303    
don@ramec.com



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