Just a quick one to warn anyone with an ebay account.

A friend of mine a couple of days ago got an email from ebay saying her account had been suspended for one month. Then she got another saying to re-activate her account she had to email them but with her credit card details again etc. In the mean time she had emailed ebay asking why she had been banned and of course she hadn't and the 'ban' email was from a bogus person/company pretending to be ebay.

She had already given her details to the bogus address and had to cancel them.

 

Not entirely sure the exact order of events but you get the gist!!

Originally posted by james300

She had already given her details to the bogus address and had to cancel them.

 

Jeez, do people actually still fall for that? Given the million-and-one warnings that eBay constantly send out telling you to never, ever, ever give your credit card details to anyone purporting to be eBay via email.. :confused:

Originally posted by aaronjb

Jeez, do people actually still fall for that? Given the million-and-one warnings that eBay constantly send out telling you to never, ever, ever give your credit card details to anyone purporting to be eBay via email.. :confused:

 

Well, she did...........but you know what 'girls' are like, gullable.......they have to be to believe anything WE tell them!

 

Oh, did you know the word 'gullable' is being taken out of next years dictionary?

Originally posted by james300

Oh, did you know the word 'gullable' is being taken out of next years dictionary?

 

Would this be the Special James' Mini-Pocket Dictionary????

:D :D :D Nice try James but I'm not falling for that one:p

 

Van

No it's true. "Gullable" has never and will never be in a dictionary.

 

 

 

 

Gullible on the other hand..... :D :p

Neet....you spotted my deliberate mistake! You get a prize.

Ring this number to find out what....0845 10 20 30 (calls charged @ £1.50 a min)

http://www2.b3ta.com/youcantspell/

 

:D ;) :D ;) :D ;) :D ;) :D