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| 22 Jul 2012 | #1 |
| | E Bay Scam Site Not sure if this is the right place, please Admin feel free to move it. Yesterday I received an Email, supposedly from E Bay, stating that a member had been refused payment by me. Didn't open it, as I do very little business at EB, but just before I closed it and contacted EB, my IS (AVG) told me it was a hookey site; - hidranolimit.xtraweb.com EB confirmed this to be correct, I deleted the rogue. Please take note, all you EBay-ers out there! |
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| 22 Jul 2012 | #2 |
| | Bertison, that method is a very popular way of getting users to click on a link in a message. I get a few a day from UPS with directions to open a .zip or .html file. Of course the delete key works great. Telling unskilled users that they have a problem with any of the major on-line companies and click on some link to correct it is a favorite ruse. Just hit the delete key. Rich |
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| 23 Jul 2012 | #3 |
| | Thank you Rich, but delete is exactly what I did, after taking note of the address and contacting E bay. I simply wanted to post a warning. I got a complimentary response from EB, btw. |
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