EBay has agreed to pay nearly $56 million in a settlement with a Massachusetts couple who were the target of a bizarre harassment and stalking scheme, according to CNBC. Federal prosecutors said senior eBay executives exchanged messages about Ina Steiner, including one where former CEO Devin Wenig said to “take her down.” Additionally, former eBay employees surveilled the couple and attempted to install a GPS tracker on their car to keep tabs on their whereabouts. The settlement, which resolves a 2021 civil case, includes a roughly $46.1 million payment from eBay, $2 million from Wenig, $500,000 from eBay’s former senior vice president of operations and $50,000 from eBay’s former chief communications officer. He told the Boston Globe in a statement that the harassment was “deliberately done in secret and without my knowledge.”