SSComp

Just had an e-mail that asks you to go to a sight and give all kinds of info:


http://211.217.224.102:4901/%75%70%6...78%2E%68%74%6D

BOGGUS!!!!! Don't fall for it.

CigDaze

I just filled out the form with some nice, choice words.

I hate scammers.

formula31

Yea, I got that one too, forwarded it to ebays cops. Of course, never heard anything back from ebay.

Cord

iTrader: (2)

Nice how they link the help section back to ebay. See how the address changes?

SSComp

The Ebay cops must like me they responded. I filled it out with bogus info. At least they'll waste some time running it.

waterbum

Here is a story from a few days ago about a guy doing this exact thing. Do you think some other low lifes learned how from the article?

http://www.msnbc.com/news/957191.asp?0cv=TA01

If the link does not work, it is in the Tech Section. The guy claims he made $2M scamming "customers".

ChrisK

Glad I changed my password 3 times lately... just in case.. ya never know.

NW_Jim

I may not be the sharpest tool in the shed but my God, the people that filled in that form and hit the submit button almost deserve to have their identities stolen.

The only thing they left out was Mothers maiden name.

TEAMBAJA

Unfortunately, some people wont know any better.

I got a couple like these from paypal that were totally bogus.

blueamerican

I know for a fact that e-bay has become the most utilized vehicle for perpatrating fraud on the internet today. Just a reminder: If it sounds too good to be true it probably is. Hundreds of thousands of $$$ are lost every single day to fraud. Be very very careful.