Under the settlement unveiled this week, the Steiners will receive $48.7 million in compensation, the bulk of it from eBay. The e-commerce company will pay the couple $46.15 million and will contribute another $6 million to various nonprofit organizations. “As we have long stated, what the Steiners were subjected to by former eBay employees in 2019 was wrong, reprehensible and should never have happened,” eBay said in a statement. The court also ordered former CEO Wenig to pay the couple $2 million and make an additional $1 million donation in Ina Steiner’s name to a charity dedicated to protecting First Amendment rights. The prosecution also said that additional settlements were reached with all the other eBay employees mentioned in the civil lawsuit.