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I think they sent me one today, a few last week, plenty the week before. They're regular!
At least you know now @ngel. Had they gotten into your account, you would've had lots of shiny laptops and stuff up for auction! ;)
> Nah its the 72 hours bit, anything ebay does takes at least 20 months.
lol thats true
> The fact that Ebay have been in touch with me and told me to forward
> them the email they too thought how convincing it looked and said
> they were impressed by it themselves. However they have said it was a
> spoof due to 1 thing and only one. (which i will not say what it was)
> See if people ever get this youll try your hardest to find it and it
> has nothing to do with the wording grammer etc.
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> They have however cancelled my account due to this so whoever did
> send it, well they cant use it now. so its sorted.
what the dear ebay member bit ?
> SafeHarbor department?
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> Harbor = american spelling.
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> Ebay.co.UK
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> Plus it's a crap name.
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I hope they also picked up on this.
I wouldn't trust my password to a branch of ebay called SafeHarbor, I mean come on. :S
Best to ask in emails or msn.
Unless you think these scammers have taken over those as well.
OMFG! SCAMMERS HAVE TAKEN OVER MICROSOFT!
Get real.
But not the other way around.
> If you had seen the email half of you that said i was stupid would
> have thought the same as me.
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> I am not STUPID either thanks trish.
just not reading eBays various warnings about this kind of thing then....
and ive had that email a few times in recent months.
> Hahaha oh you fool.
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> Did you have to enter your bank details and address too?
No i never had to enter all that. like i said to trish it looked offical it had all the email logos and everything as it does when i get genuine emails and notivces from them about bids etc..