Guardian.co.uk released an important finding few days ago. According to data released by Ebay this month, it showed that 127 companies are on track to achieve a turnover of at least £1m during 2010, compared with 66 in 2009.

Seven of the companies only started selling goods on ebay.co.uk this year, and 11 are increasing their turnover by more than 300% annually.

About 25,000 people have launched some kind of business on eBay since the recession began, so the 127 members of the “millionaires’ club” remain a small fraction of that total.

Jody Ford, eBay’s director for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) said that the low cost of entry and access to many millions of online shoppers mean that it is possible to enjoy rapid success in e-commerce.

The number of its traders who are turning over £1m a year had nearly doubled over the last 12 months. Interesting, isn’t it?

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