Re: A SOLUTION FOR BAD EBAY BUYERS

Ebay instructs you to open the email, do not click on any links, and then
forward it to spoof@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  there's been a lot of phoney Ebay emails sent out telling you that
your account has been restricted or it's overdue etc.  The emails look
official.  I still have them, scanned for viruses and tucked away on  a
floppy.
Not as many are being received after notifying Ebay.  Still the odd one
though.
"msg" <msg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:13qc8jue15r9aaf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> eclyma wrote:
> > I'm not a volume buyer, maybe a dozen or so, but all have been
excellent
> > transactions. My buying is further reduced by the "Paypal registration
> > required" by some sellers. I will not register as I've had my I.D.
with
Ebay
> > compromised by Paypal hackers when I never had a Paypal account. I
will
> > still deal with those who accept USPS money orders.
>
> Never heard of a true PayPal hack; the 'compromises' stem from
'phi****ng'
> emails sent to PayPal users who don't check the email headers for
routing
> and origin and fall prey by visiting sham sites' URLs. When using the
> PayPal website, the URLs should always start with 'https'.
>
> Michael
>