Helbus wrote:There is a lot of those scam e-bay e-mails getting around. They are like the bank e-mails. Have a look and see what the actual return address is. You will find it is not actually e-bay. The other thing to see is that your actual username is not mentioned on the e-mail. E-bay has your username, usually these scam e-mails do not.
Yes I just looked again....
they only had My email address...
never mentioned My ebay username etc....
I'll have to look more closely....
My Son keeps telling Me not to answer them, but I usually do... but I won't anymore....
there seems to be many crooks who work on ebay....
I have been lucky, I've only NOT received one item that I've paid for on ebay, out of about 96...
and bought items from people after the item didn't sell...
or they said they had another item the same...
My Son bought a DVD after the auction, seller said He had more copies..... Never did receive it... never answered emails and is no longer an ebay user....
Two of MY Sons have had problems with items received or not received..... on ebay...
there are many smart [computerwise] crooks who are trying to get your money all the time....
I've been busy lately changing all My passwords...
I thought it was great having only a couple of passwords..
but the banks & ebay-paypal say You should have a different password at all sites, otherwise, if someone breaks Your One password, they can get into all Your Sites - accounts etc...
Who said using computers was easy??:P:P
Lee
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