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And we here in the UK don't spell "unauthorized" with a Z, and it's bad English to use "misappropriate" instead of inappropriate.
I don't know what possesses people to scam, they're obviously failing in life or something.
> The idea behind the scam isnt necesarily to steal the account holders
> credit card details, but to put up perhaps 5-6 popular items in a 24
> hour auction and wait for the money to roll in.
Yeah, I know, but I wouldn't be too bothered.
If I didn't pay the listing fees, they'd suspend my account.
That's a good thing.
And nobody would use mine anyway.
Feedback of 4.
Of course, it means that I can't change my email address now that the account I originally registered with is gone, but, I'm sure I could just email whoever I'm buying from telling them that it's me who bidded.
I rock.
Anyway, I'm just saying you'd have to be quite incredibly stupid to fall for one of these things.