I deleted the program before I ever surfed the net - will only access eBay through proxy servers that does not show as so - I use Static IP's - located throughout the US.
I just have never seen an eBay program - - let alone pre loaded on a brand new computer.
Either eB pays them for the ad or they get affiliate payments. Right click, properties, find target. If it's just an url, delete it and you're good to go.
I nave this on my Sony Vaio, it is preloaded somehow. I don't know is it possible to be removed.
It can be removed. Right click computer and see if it is listed. Uninstall it if it is showing on the list of items. Restart your puter and your good to go.
Or just build the computer by yourself, this way you choose exactly which hardware you take, which software you pay for etc. Also saves some money.
Think again. Prices are dropping so low on desktops and laptops that I have so many I wouldn't even care if I lose a couple or they just stopped working. Just go buy another one in the same day for dirt cheap.
Maybe high end gaming and video editing computers are still a different story, but that's it.
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Why bother spending more when you can build your own computer for less price, and better hardware?
I find talking over ppl's head a less productive way to get the point across. Besides, I don't expect someone freaking out over an url shortcut or ppl that can't recognize that it's just a url shortcut to pick the right parts or the right size philips head screwdriver.
^ I think the member was just mentioning his thoughts.
I agree with them, however some people dont know about computers and would never dare take a philips head to it so in that respect shops is the only way....
or I can always make you one for a good price with a nice healthy power supply ha ha (I learnt this % cut from someone.. I wonder who)
eBay preloaded on new computer 
