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![]() "Don White" wrote in message ... "John H." wrote in message ... On Wed, 06 Jun 2007 20:54:08 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: Check this out. I was looking at Clam's Johnson Stinger ad on eBay yesterday - I haven't been to eBay in over a year. I just checked my email and there were four PayPal fakes concerning purchases I made all to different sellers. So that would seem to indicate to me, and I'm not the smartest guy on the face of the planet, that something is rotten at eBay. FWIW, I get the Pay Pal messages frequently, and I never go to Ebay. I sure as hell don't click on anything in the Pay Pal messages. Same here. I've never bought anything off e-bay and have no intention of doing so. I used to get the e-mails from paypal talking about my account..and I should reply to the e-mail ASAP blah blah. Guess they'll have to find some other mark to play their scam on. It's called "phishing". Millions of these things are sent to email addresses generated by computers. Sometimes they are valid address, most times not. I have received them from banks that I have never done business with. The senders only have to have a couple of unsuspecting recipients reply and provide account information, then the accounts are drained. |
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