And don't forget that there's (at least) two very easy ways to determine that
it is a "spoof" or fraudulent message and not from ebay- 1.- ebay will never
address you as "Dear Customer", they will always use your full name. 2.- roll
your cursor (don't click) over the "From" address in the message header, and
you'll see some very long, definitely not ebay, address.
ebay and PayPal may ask you some question _when you visit their respective
sites_ but, generally, not thru some email out of the blue.
George S.
bj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Hi all,
This spoof is doing the rounds.
Brian
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From: "My eBay" <eBay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: eBay***eBay Billing updates***
To: knscamera@xxxxxxx
Send reply to: eBay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date sent: Sun, 26 Jun 2005 03:35:44 +0300
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