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Re: EBAY SCAM

Subject: Re: EBAY SCAM
From: "Tom" <mykrowyre@yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2003 00:37:38 GMT
Newsgroups: alt.c64, comp.sys.cbm, comp.sys.tandy, comp.sys.apple2, rec.games.video.nintendo
Organization: RoadRunner - Tampa Bay
References: <380a67fe.0306292151.6bce3447@posting.google.com>
Xref: archiver1.google.com alt.c64:10969 comp.sys.cbm:59882 comp.sys.tandy:10159 comp.sys.apple2:32404 rec.games.video.nintendo:87704

> Hey everyone, I just got an legit looking email from what is supposed
> to be ebay and it looks like a semi clever scam that im sure will get
> a few people. This one says they are giving away a ford explorer and
> all you have to do to enter is "sign in" which, when you click on the
> link, then takes you to a website which isnt ebay and im sure records
> your passwords. IF everyone wants to enter some fake user names and

Watch out, there is a paypal one that does the same thing.  It tells you
they are updating their security profiles, but it sends to to a different
site which looks like paypal.

-tom

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References:
- EBAY SCAM
  - From: GBA_SP@gamebox.net (fredthecaveman)

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