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eBay.com.hk is eBay's sole point of presence in Greater China since EachNet — the Chinese platform acquired by eBay in 2003 for $180 million — definitively closed in July 2022 after losing the battle against Taobao and Alibaba. The Hong Kong domain primarily serves as a portal for sellers from Hong Kong and southern China to sell to buyers in 215 different markets, but for collectors it works in reverse: it's the best route to locate items in Hong Kong, mainland China, and the region with direct...