The Fake
Second Chance Offers Are Overwhelming The eBay Community!
Enough So That
After Better Than 3 YEARS, eBay Is Just Now Sending E-mails Out To Their
Members Warning Of Fraudulent Activity On Their Web Site!!
Many Of Us
Suggested Doing This Back In 2003 When Scammers First Started Hijacking
Sellers Accts.. DOC Personally Thinks eBay Has Waited WAY To Long, And
Too Many eBay Members Have Been Scammed Since Then!
The Result
Is Severe eBay Miss-Trust By The General Public! Folks Are Afraid Of Getting
Ripped Off On eBay! I Know My Spending Limit Was Around $100.00 Before They
NARU'd Me!
Had eBay
EDUCATED The Community When Physhing First Started The Scammers Would Have
Never Gotten So Much Of A Head Start, And eBay Wouldn't Have Such A Bad
Reputation In The Publics Eye!
Just Thank
Ma Meg Whitman And Her Cohorts, That Have Been Spinning The Media On Just
How WONDERFUL eBay Is!!
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Dear Sucker, Recently
there has been an increase in the number of eBay members
receiving "spoof" emails with fraudulent Second Chance Offers --
that is, an invitation to buy an item they'd previously bid on,
but didn't win.
To help you keep your account secure and avoid any unsafe
transactions, please follow the security guidelines we encourage
all eBay members to observe:
- Check My Messages. If you receive any e-mails with
a Second Chance Offer for an item you recently bid on, please
check your My Messages inbox on the eBay site to make sure the
offer is authentic. If it appears in My Messages with the
title "eBay Second Chance Offer for Item...", it's authentic.
If the Second Chance Offer does not appear in My Messages, or
appears with a different title, it is not legitimate and
should be ignored.
- Never pay with Western Union or Money Gram. eBay
strongly encourages its members to avoid using instant cash
wire transfer services such as Western Union or MoneyGram.
It's against eBay's Safe Payments Policy for a seller to
request payment via these methods as they've proven to be
unsafe when paying someone the buyer doesn't know.
- Forward spoof emails to [email protected] If you
receive any email that refers to your eBay account and asks
you to click on a link, look for the message in your My
Messages inbox on the eBay site. If it isn't there, do not
click on the link or enter personal information. Forward the
email to [email protected] This lets us take quick action on the
fake website, and we'll respond to you within minutes to tell
you if the message really came from eBay.
- Download eBay Toolbar. The eBay Toolbar includes
Account Guard which indicates when you are on a legitimate
eBay or PayPal site, and alerts you when you are on a known
fraudulent site.
Thank you for taking these simple steps to ensure safe
trading on eBay.
Sincerely,
Matt Halprin
Vice President, eBay Global Trust & Safety Policy |
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