Thread: Online fraud - please help/advise!!!
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Old 28th September 2006, 08:37 PM
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Re: Online fraud - please help/advise!!!
Thought I'd bring this thread back up as a result of an email I got last night.

I'm used to the usual shitty spoof emails (Ebay) that you get from time to time asking you to put in your details or your account will be suspended. Last night however I received an email that was an almost perfect copy of the "question from a seller" email you get from Ebay.

It was from America and it basically told me they'd shipped an item I'd bought that day, except I hadn't bought fuck all. Every link on it prompted you to put in your username and password, also the yellow padlock in the bottom right was missing.

Ebay have since confirmed it's a spoof. Has anyone had anything similar? It's the first time I've seen one as good as that and it fooled me for 30 seconds or so. Be careful
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