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pantalaimon from Winterfell (United Kingdom) on 2004-03-27 09:15 [#01121513]
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i just got an e-mail from aw-confirm@ebay.com asking me to
fill out all my details or else my account will be canceled.
It even asks for my password for my e-mail account, WTF???
this can't be right can it. Anyone else had this e-mail?

oscillik from the fires of orc on 2004-03-27 09:18 [#01121514]
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aw-confirm@ebay.com is a valid eBay account address, usually
an automated one

but it is VERY weird that they want the password for your
email account

do NOT give your password out, get back in touch with them
and tell them that you wanna know WHY they want your email
account password

that's bullshit - they don't need it

pantalaimon from Winterfell (United Kingdom) on 2004-03-27 09:24 [#01121520]
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The e-mail was adressed to:

"excelent seller - reccomended Buyer oenoneamos()( 39)
Feb-20-04 15:33 2883987774"

that sounds like its been sent from a link from the feedback
page doesn't it? Ebay wouldn't send it from there.

also it says 'last notice'... i've never had one before
this. And it's to 'update' my registration, my details are
all up to date anyway.

sound dodgy doesnt it.

oscillik from the fires of orc on 2004-03-27 09:28 [#01121525]
Points: 7746 Status: Regular | Followup to pantalaimon: #01121520

yeah, very dodgy

aw-confirm is usually used to confirm that you've placed a
bid, or used the Buy Now option

do not reply to this email

just leave it

if your account gets deleted, then get in touch with Ebay,
and find out

but i very much doubt that will happen :)

pomme de terre from obscure body in the SK System on 2004-03-27 09:42 [#01121532]
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Doesn't sound legit at all. I'd get some sort of
confirmation or denial from them directly before you do
anything rash.

oscillik from the fires of orc on 2004-03-27 09:44 [#01121534]
Points: 7746 Status: Regular | Followup to pomme de terre: #01121532

i'd just not do anything at all!

it's obviously someone thinking they can trick pantalaimon
into giving them his details

dumb fucks

pantalaimon from Winterfell (United Kingdom) on 2004-03-27 09:52 [#01121544]
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i think i'll just ignore it. can't believe they were
actually trying to get my e-mail address password and even
my credit card details.

I think ebay has a policy of not asking for these sort of
details in an e-mail.

tango from Doncaster (United Kingdom) on 2004-03-27 09:54 [#01121545]
Points: 1620 Status: Lurker

its a spam mail mate - i get them all the time from "paypal
" and "ebay" and all they are trying to do is get your
password and details so they can totally drain all funds and
make bogus bids on their items

oscillik from the fires of orc on 2004-03-27 09:54 [#01121546]
Points: 7746 Status: Regular | Followup to pantalaimon: #01121544

yes they do, that's why it's very dubious

heh, us - the xlt crew outwitted them!!!!!!!!

hurrah!

they'll never get your details now!!

aquagak from Berlin (Germany) on 2004-03-27 10:16 [#01121555]
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give them the wrong password just to shit on em :D

Kweejibo from United States on 2004-03-27 14:35 [#01121760]
Points: 54 Status: Lurker

forwardit to spoof@ebay.com, i've gotten 3 of those myself

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