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Please confrim you eBay acconut! Some tried to steal your passrod! Click here to confrim.Get Rating Widget!

Overall Rating:2.82 based on 11 ratings
Always check for challenged spelling. If you have time to kill, look at the message source and trace the IP. (It's usually a proxy though.) (Add picture)

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irishgit (137)
07/24/2007
I actually got a variant of this a few years ago when I was using MSN to chat with my daughter when she was travelling. Suddenly this other user pops up and starts telling me about a bank error that needs to be corrected and please supply my account information.

Made me wonder if anyone is actually dumb enough to believe a bank would communicate with them via instant messenger.

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GenghisTheHun (168)
02/25/2007
These run in spurts. Sometimes you get several a day and then a dry spell. Try giving them a false SS and false info and let them waste time trying to figure it out.

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CanadaSucks (45)
01/25/2006
Anyone else out there get these? I've ignored them all because I know where I stand with my ebay account (I collect books) but it seems that these scam-mails just won't go away. . .

  (3 voted this helpful, 0 funny and 0 agree)
MariusQelDroma (36)
01/25/2006
Dime a dozen tactic. Insert your favorite website name here kind of thing that script-kiddies employ. Easily defeated if you use your brain and read the pivacy statement on most sites. Most say they will never ask for your password via email, etc.

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HistoryFan (98)
01/25/2006
A great way for hackers to get your password.

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BlueOrchid (41)
12/09/2005
"Acconut" reminds me of coconut.

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abichara (60)
03/23/2005
If you're going to try to scam me out of my money, at least try to spell correctly.

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CastleBee (81)
03/23/2005
I think this is the most vile of all the Spam I've seen. It goes way beyond irritating. I've received them tons of times supposedly from Ebay, PayPal and WAMU bank - they even rip-off their graphics so the first time you receive one it actually looks legit. All those places mentioned above have an email address to forward this garbage so I would encourage you to do so. The addresses to send to start out with spoof@(Ebay, PayPal, WAMU or whatever).com Check their sites for more details.

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magellan (153)
03/21/2005
These, and the ones from PayPal, are pretty sophisticated and pretty nasty. I can see old ladies falling for these (if old ladies actually used ebay and PayPal).

  (1 voted this helpful, 0 funny and 0 agree)
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