Photoshop 6 blurred mis colored images

I have Windows 7 and photo shop 6, when I try loading pictures on to Ebay they look miscolored like there from the black lights of the 70s. Tried IE and Mozilla clearing Cashe and cookies  and most of time they look ok until I upload them into an ad

What color space do  you edit  in and did you use save for web and use its convert to sRGB option. Some web browsers are not color managed image you put on the web should have sRGB colors... However if the images are blurred somewhere you image are being modified.

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