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There's a new email going around, from a Slovakian source, that purports to be a "bid confirmation" or "no-pay bidder notice" from E-bay. And of course it's for something you never had anything to do with. Helpful links to the appropriate E-bay pages are included, so that you can "correct the error."

Of course you have to go through the E-Bay login process first.... which of course is a phony login page. giving your ebay username and password (likely used on other sites such as paypal or american express) to some crooks in Slovakia.
It's actually a pretty well done fraud, and will doubtless catch many unaware. Pass the word.
Posted by Kevin Murphy at August 24, 2005 08:26 AMI got emailed some fake-eBay phishing scam the other day. I decided to fill everything out completely, but with bogus info. At least I can make them waste a little time trying to siphon my bank accounts and run up charges on my credit card.
Posted by: John Jorsett at September 6, 2005 05:39 PMAlways forward these types of fake emails to spoof@ebay.com
They will investigate and get authorities to shut it down (or try to anyway).