EBAY fake listings
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EBAY fake listings
well, the thieves got into my ebay account and did a fake listing for a YZF. The live help people recommended that anytime we spot fake listings to contact them via this link: Ebay security contact I'm really tired of these a$$holes pulling this crap, trying to rip us off.
#2
EBAY fake listings
i think my busa ebay listing ran 2 or 3 different times by scammers[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/img] every time i reported it and they just ran it thru a different name again and again. but really most of these guys are easy to spot showing there adress over sea's ect.
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EBAY fake listings
You might want to pick up a third party auction monitor that is approved by Ebay. Run it in the background and you can watch all your auctions. Only one I know of off hand is NabIT. It's freeware and you can monitor if there are changes in your bidding structure. I mean, it won't stop some jackass from posting a false bid, but if someone manages to get into your account you'll know right away. Those progs usually have pretty handy features for security and/or bidding in general.
Anyway, that's a pretty dirty tactic for someone to use and one of the reasons I'm hesitant to drop my CC number anywhere else. Hope it helps.
Anyway, that's a pretty dirty tactic for someone to use and one of the reasons I'm hesitant to drop my CC number anywhere else. Hope it helps.
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EBAY fake listings
Originally posted by: 4Weelz
You might want to pick up a third party auction monitor that is approved by Ebay. Run it in the background and you can watch all your auctions. Only one I know of off hand is NabIT. It's freeware and you can monitor if there are changes in your bidding structure. I mean, it won't stop some jackass from posting a false bid, but if someone manages to get into your account you'll know right away. Those progs usually have pretty handy features for security and/or bidding in general.
Anyway, that's a pretty dirty tactic for someone to use and one of the reasons I'm hesitant to drop my CC number anywhere else. Hope it helps.
You might want to pick up a third party auction monitor that is approved by Ebay. Run it in the background and you can watch all your auctions. Only one I know of off hand is NabIT. It's freeware and you can monitor if there are changes in your bidding structure. I mean, it won't stop some jackass from posting a false bid, but if someone manages to get into your account you'll know right away. Those progs usually have pretty handy features for security and/or bidding in general.
Anyway, that's a pretty dirty tactic for someone to use and one of the reasons I'm hesitant to drop my CC number anywhere else. Hope it helps.
What makes this just not another way for someone to scam your ebay account or CC #'s?
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EBAY fake listings
Speaking of eBay listings, what happened with JEFFROE's 730? I was waiting on the children to get done playing and then hop on with a serious bid. Now it looks like it was ended early, at a much lower bid than I know a couple of people were going to place. Gotta look elsewhere for my sons Christmas present now. He said that was his dream machine. And that he might have let me ride it some too!
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EBAY fake listings
Speaking of eBay listings, what happened with JEFFROE's 730?