8 Surefire Ways to Spot an EBAY Scam E-Mail and Protect Yourself from Identity Theft
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Ebay is a great site and is used by many to buy and sell new and used Items. It truly is the worlds Largest Garage Sale Unfortunately when an online site becomes as big and popular as E-Bay the scam artists seem to just naturally follow. These Scam artists will often try to steal your Idenity and get your bank or credit card information in addition to your E-Bay Id and Password
A Typical Ebay Scam Artist will send you an e-mail requesting that you update your account. Often this request to update your account is made under some false pretence like it is suspended or has been suspected of Fraudulent use. Here is a Copy of a recent Ebay Scam E-mail I receivedhttp://ewguru.com/ebay-scam. You will notice the E-Bay Link on this page looks real. Don’t click it. You can however do a right click properties and notice that it is in fact a phony link.
E-bay has an excellent online Tutorial that teaches how to spot and protect yourself from spoof e-mailshttp://www.ebay.com/ directly into your Browser window and Login from the E-bay Web Page. Never click on a Login Link from Any E-Mail.
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