Ya hafta kinda sorta wonder why they would need to borrow a b-b-b-b-b-billion b-b-b-b-bucks...you know, since they are soooo successful and have soooo much growth and all....
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Pricewaterhouse Cooper audited the books in the past, not sure if they are still doing it but someone has to because of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. I'm sure you can find someone that KNOWS who is cooking eBay's books here, CAPPers have such a wealth of knowledge.
anonymous wrote: Ya hafta kinda sorta wonder why they would need to borrow a b-b-b-b-b-billion b-b-b-b-bucks.
Do yourself a favor and do some research on what a "credit agreement," is before you start doing your happy (or silly) dance. If your neighbor gets issued a credit card with a 1 billion dollar limit he hasn't borrowed 1 billion dollars or even gone into debt. It just means he's got one helluva credit card.
And beside, I'm sure the company that is issuing the credit was smart enough to check E-bay's frozen customers accounts to make sure there was enough in there to cover the credit.
Do yourself a favor and do some research on what a "credit agreement," is before you start doing your happy (or silly) dance. If your neighbor gets issued a credit card with a 1 billion dollar limit he hasn't borrowed 1 billion dollars or even gone into debt. It just means he's got one helluva credit card.
