A Massachusetts couple has received a significant settlement from eBay Inc. The company agreed to pay almost $50 million to the couple, who claimed they were targeted by former employees. The couple alleged that they received threats and bizarre anonymous deliveries.
Some of the items sent to them included cockroaches and a bloody pig mask. Further details about the incident and the settlement are available from the source, ABC13 Houston.
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