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2007 Annual Meeting of eBay Shareholders

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Presented on 14 June 2007

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Slide 1: 2007 Annual Meeting of Stockholders June 14, 2007 ®

Slide 2: This presentation contains non-GAAP measures relating to the company's performance. You can find the reconciliation of those measures to GAAP measures in the tables of our earnings release which is available through our investor relations website located at http://investor.ebay.com/downloads/Reconciliation.pdf. This presentation may contain forward-looking statements regarding matters that involve risk and uncertainty, including those relating to the company’s ability to grow its businesses, user base and user activity. Our actual results may differ materially from those discussed for a variety of reasons, including our increasing need in established markets to grow revenues from existing users as well as from new users; an increasingly competitive e-commerce environment; the complexity of managing a growing company with a broad range of businesses; the impact of the company’s recently announced pricing and product changes; regulatory, tax, and litigation risks (including financial industry risks specific to PayPal and risks specific to Skype’s technology and to the VoIP industry); our need to upgrade our technology and customer service infrastructure to accommodate growth at reasonable cost while adding new features and maintaining site stability; our need to successfully extend our platforms to new countries and new types of merchandise and sellers; foreign-exchange-rate fluctuations; and the impact and integration of recent and future acquisitions. You can find more information about factors that could affect our results in our annual report on our Form 10-K and our quarterly reports on Form 10-Q (available at http://investor.ebay.com). You should not unduly rely on any forward-looking statements, and we assume no obligation to update them. ® 2 eBay Inc. - Proprietary & Confidential

Slide 3: eBay’s vision is to help people everywhere connect, discover and interact with each other through commerce

Slide 4: Buy Pay Communicate Marketplaces Payments Communications craigslist

Slide 5: Large and growing core business 222 Confirmed Registered Users (M) 233M Q1-07 56% CAGR • 37 global markets 10 • $1,800 GMV per second 1999 2006 Gross Merchandise Volume $52B $14.3B • 6.4M daily new listings Q1-07 52% CAGR • 50,000 API developers * As of Mar 31, 2007 $3B 1999 2006

Slide 6: …Significant opportunities for growth Growing beyond GMV Growing GMV + • New formats • Enhance our product • New monetization models • Improve Trust & Safety • Extend our offering

Slide 7: Growing GMV: Enhance our product Improve the Finding Experience • New Search Results

Slide 8: Growing GMV: Enhance our product Improve the Finding Experience • New Search Results • New Search Landing Pages

Slide 9: Growing GMV: Enhance our product Improve the Finding Experience • New Search Results • New Search Landing Pages • New Relevancy Based Listings Sort – Best Match

Slide 10: Growing GMV: Enhance our product Improve the Shopping Experience • Bid Assistant

Slide 11: Growing GMV: Enhance our product Improve the Shopping Experience • Bid Assistant • Detailed Seller Ratings - Feedback 2.0

Slide 12: Growing GMV: Enhance our product Improve the Shopping Experience • Bid Assistant • Detailed Seller Ratings - Feedback 2.0 • Improved eBay Checkout

Slide 13: Growing GMV: Enhance our product Improve the Shopping Experience • Bid Assistant • Detailed Seller Ratings - Feedback 2.0 • Improved eBay Checkout • Motors 2.0

Slide 14: Growing GMV: Improve Trust & Safety Safeguarding Member ID’s Selling limits on items favored by counterfeiters Enhanced buyer protection

Slide 15: Growing GMV: Extend our offering • eBay Express • Convenience oriented buyer • New search engine • Shopping cart

Slide 16: Growing GMV: Extend our offering • eBay Express • Tickets - StubHub • A leading secondary tickets marketplace • Best in class buying/selling experience

Slide 17: Growing Beyond GMV New Formats • Shopping.com • 60 million products, 280 categories globally • The leading comparison shopping site in the US • International presence in UK, France, Germany and Australia A Better Way to Shop A Better Way to Sell

Slide 18: Growing Beyond GMV New Formats • Shopping.com • Classifieds • Buyer appeal: Local market transactions • eBay c2c classifieds sites have a leading position in 21 markets and hundreds of cities • Strong growth in unique visitors

Slide 19: Growing Beyond GMV New Monetization Models • Advertising / Click to Call • In the US: – Ramping up on selling our graphical inventory and have expanded graphical to more areas on the site – Increased to nearly full exposure of text ads on null search results – Continue to optimize ad placement on non-null search results • Internationally: – Began testing text ads on both null and non null search results in Q107

Slide 20: Marketplaces revenue growth $1.25B Q1-07 $4.3B 53% CAGR $0.2B 2006 1999

Slide 21: Giving Works $100M raised for charity to date!

Slide 22: The global online payments standard • Trusted brand • Industry leading fraud management • Global reach • Best-in-class product

Slide 23: Large and growing core business 133 Accounts (M) 143M Q1-07 62% CAGR • 36M active accounts 12 • $2B+ stored balances 2001 2006 $38B Total Payment Volume $11.4B • 177M transactions in Q1 Q1-07 57% CAGR • 190 markets & 17 currencies $4B 2001 2006

Slide 24: PayPal’s value proposition Merchants like PayPal… Consumers like PayPal… • Easy to use • Easy, all-in-one payment solution • Convenient, online wallet with • Largest consumer base, with multiple payment options $2B+ in stored balances • Secure • Cost-effective and competitive pricing structure – Protection from unauthorized access to • Safer, less fraudulent accounts transactions – buyer protection • Direct relationship with • Fast, transactions only take a few customers seconds

Slide 25: Platforms for growth + Merchant Services PayPal on eBay • Product innovation • Product offering • Global expansion • Global / merchant expansion • New platforms • Sales channels

Slide 26: Platforms for growth – PayPal on eBay 59% of global • Product innovation addressable eBay GMV – Guest checkout – Integrated shipping – Market specific products – Improved payment flow • Global expansion - localized 14 sites to date – Language – Currency – Local banking infrastructure – Local regulation

Slide 27: Platforms for growth – PayPal on eBay 26% of Skype’s • New platforms and marketplaces payment volume* – Skype – Shopping.com – Classifieds * As of March 2007

Slide 28: Platforms for growth - Merchant Services • Enhanced product offering – Suite of products for all merchant segments – Virtual terminal – Improved reporting tools – Easier integration process

Slide 29: Platforms for growth - Merchant Services • Expanding across merchant base and geographies – Continuing to grow sole proprietor and SMB markets – Beginning to penetrate large merchants – More than doubled currencies to 17 and increased markets to 190 • Multiple sales channels Penetration of merchants*: 37% - SPs – VeriSign Payment Gateway 5% - SMBs – Yahoo 1% - large merchants – Paymentech – Direct sales * US online merchants – Source:Forrester, 2006

Slide 30: Merchant Services becoming ubiquitous

Slide 31: PayPal revenue growth $439M Q1-07 $1.4B 49% CAGR $0.4B 2003 2004 2005 2006

Slide 32: Enabling the world’s conversations • Strong brand • Great product • Global reach • Thriving ecosystem

Slide 33: Enabling the world’s conversations 196 Registered Users (M) • 9M+ peak online users • 3B+ monthly call minutes Q104 Q107 Skype-to-Skype Minutes (B) 7.7 • 4.4% of total international long distance minutes* • 28 languages and nearly every country * 2006 Telegeography Q104 Q107

Slide 34: Continued product innovation… • Skype Send Money • Skype Prime • Skype Find • Video • SMS messaging • Skype Mobile • Skypecasts • Conference calls – 10 way • Skype for Business control panel • Phone number recognition • Multi-chat • Customization

Slide 35: Constantly expanding ecosystem… 4000+ Developers! 350+ Skype-enabled 400+ Hardware devices! Applications! Partnerships with world-class companies!

Slide 36: … Skype is everywhere Off-Desktop On The Web Pocket PC, WinMobile In Other Skype Me Buttons Corded and Cordless Major Operating Applications Web Presence Phones Systems Toolbars for Internet (e.g., Salesforce.com Polycom speaker phone WinXP, MacOS, Linux Explorer, Firefox, Outlook Six Apart blogs, Postbank) WiFi Phones On your desktop … across the internet … and beyond!

Slide 37: Skype revenue growth Tripled annual revenue 21% CQGR $79M $25M Q405 Q107

Slide 38: An incredible set of stand-alone businesses #1 in voice # 1 in #1 in online communications eCommerce payments

Slide 39: …Stronger as one portfolio ®

Slide 40: Our financial model… Robust revenue growth Product Financial Increase innovation and flexibility scale long-term shareholder value High operating Strong margins cash flows

Slide 41: …Strong growth Op Margin Free cash flow Top line growth Expansion generation $1.7B +8ppts $6.0B 32.8% 56% 51% CAGR 24.2% CAGR $0.7B $0.2B 2001 2006 2001 2006 2001 2006

Slide 42: …gives us financial flexibility Reinvest to expand market opportunity… Merchant Services Communications Comparison Shopping Local Markets * …and return shareholder cash $4B Stock Repurchase over 28 months *Skype acquisition financed with both cash and stock

Slide 43: Our financial outlook Generate Expand Grow the strong cash operating top-line flows margin

Slide 44: Our 2007 financial outlook Top-line Earnings per Operating growth share margin EPS Operating Revenue Margin $1.30 - $1.34 $7.20 - $7.45B ~33% 24% - 28% 21% - 25% Growth Y/Y + 20 bps Y/Y Growth Y/Y Based on guidance issued April 18th, 2007

Slide 46: • Incredible set of stand-alone businesses • Strong platforms for growth • A great business model