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Had no less than 4 e-mails from 'e-bay' asking for security questions and personal details in the last day or so. Needless to say i have deleted them.
Be careful people.
Be careful people.
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yeah ive had too aswell - make sure you report them it all helps!Tim
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over the last 18 months i've had about a hundred, and about fifty from pay-pal,do as udtrev suggests, if you get a "pay-pal" one, forward it to spoof@pay-pal.com whatever you do don't answer them,just forward and delete.Originally posted by qube3Comment
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I keep getting the Nigerian/Chinese/Japanese/Anywhere outside the UK guy who has a cheque for £5000, that he can't cash locally, but he will use to buy my £20 item off eBay. "Just cash the cheque, keep a little extra for your trouble and forward the remainder, by Western Union Money Transfer." Yeah right!!!
I can't believe that the local BBC radio ran a feature on these !!!!!!s and called it a public duty. Anyone caught by any deal that seems too good to be true deserves all they get for being thick and greedy. I could be wallowing in luxury now if I accepted every holiday, car and villa I had won..... Dream on.It's only a hobby!Comment
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Had two of these ones saying about buying my car - done it through Autotrader not even on eBay.Originally posted by kitesurf_phil
As they say, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck then chances are ....it is a duck.
I'd just like to find one of them and have a little word if you know what I mean.Comment
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