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Ebay customers don’t seem afraid to raise their virtual paddles on the online auctioneer’s network right now. The firm posted second-quarter results that bested Wall Street’s expectations. But investors don’t appear quite as confident. They’ve knocked the stock down 21% so far this year as the company’s growth has slowed. Now Ebay’s shares look cheap. Its auction business remains strong and the company may actually benefit when consumers tighten their purse strings in response to a slowing econo...