Echo+bay

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Info is already contained in the Pierre Omidyar article and in eBay, and the title of this article is bizarre (and won't be serached on), so no need to keep this article, to merge it, or to turn it into a redirect.

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Echo Bay was founder Pierre Omidyar's first choice of name when he rebranded AuctionWeb in September 1997. When he found that the domain name had already been registered by Echo Bay Mines, he settled for a shortened version, eBay.

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