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419 Fraud

bryce

Well-known member
I was wondering if anyone has been sent emails about this just to warn people... It normally involves someone claiming they are from a foreign country who wishes you to be the benificiary of millions of dollars.
If anyone has had similar experiences please post about it on here.
 

Western Warrior

Well-known member
bryce said:
I was wondering if anyone has been sent emails about this just to warn people... It normally involves someone claiming they are from a foreign country who wishes you to be the benificiary of millions of dollars.
If anyone has had similar experiences please post about it on here.
I think everyone can put their hand up on that one. Nigeria, the land of fraudulant emails.
 

PY

Well-known member
Try searching the forums for spam emails, there's some real classics there. :D
 

bryce

Well-known member
haha ok well it's new to me, the freaky thing was the dude rang my house the other day lol.
 

Langeveldt

Soutie
On a more serious note, ebay members beware..

I was stupid enough to pursue a request for my bank details so I could repay my listing fees automatically (which I wanted to do anyway)..

When I got to the crucial bit, I realized that the email sender name was Ebay.com and not Ebay... Basically an imitation email so someone else can get at my bank account.. Luckily I realized before it was too late..
 

bugssy

Well-known member
Langeveldt said:
On a more serious note, ebay members beware..

I was stupid enough to pursue a request for my bank details so I could repay my listing fees automatically (which I wanted to do anyway)..

When I got to the crucial bit, I realized that the email sender name was Ebay.com and not Ebay... Basically an imitation email so someone else can get at my bank account.. Luckily I realized before it was too late..

there has been alot of those ones aswell

the biggest thing to look for is they usually ask you to click a link and give your details there, when you do click the link it will be some weird address, usuall ebay is ebay.com.au or ebay.com so there one is like d12//ebay something like that so yer guys beware!
 
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