Wed Nov 29, 2006 8:40 am
carolynlm wrote:Hey Larry,
Yes I do watch ACA, but I am always very aware of the garbage they put out over the news and current affairs programmes.
I know first hand how most journalists work, I have been on the end of their deceipt and lies and wouldn't trust them at all. The thing is though, and this is what makes me very annoyed, is that a lot of people use these type of programmes to get what they can out of the general public. I'm sure ACA were inundated with people wanting to 'help' this lady out by sending in their hard earned cash because her kids were left without their 'trip'.
Wed Nov 29, 2006 1:10 pm
Kuenzer wrote:sid wrote:Yes I am sure. I had bid on the item but lost out at the last minute, later on in the day I got an email saying I could have it as a second chance, the seller gave no reason as to why but I declined the offer. It may have been a genuine case I dont know.
Relatively easy to distinguish. If it appears on your MyEbay page as a second chance offer, then it's to be seen as as normal as any other Ebay offer. See http://pages.ebay.com/help/buy/personal-offer.html
However, also such official second chance offers can be abused. But then the buyer can use the normal Ebay processes.
See also http://cgi.ebay.com/Western-Electric-35 ... 0057612843
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Wed Nov 29, 2006 6:51 pm
Elton wrote:This turned into a good thread after all.![]()
Sum great info shared here!!
1. Ebay tips![]()
2. Dumb Crook news![]()
3. Math 101![]()
Thanks everyone!
BIGREDG wrote:Second chance has it's place on ebay, but it must always come through the ebay my messages section
Ebay wrote:5. eBay will never send a Second Chance Offer email with the subject line "Message from eBay Member." If you receive an email pretending to be a Second Chance Offer with that subject line, it's a fake. Forward the email to spoof@ebay.com.
Wed Nov 29, 2006 7:44 pm
Kuenzer wrote:BIGREDG wrote:Second chance has it's place on ebay, but it must always come through the ebay my messages section
And it has to appear in a category of its own on the MyEbay page - to get it as a message via Ebay is not quite enough, as Ebay themselves point out (cf. link above):Ebay wrote:5. eBay will never send a Second Chance Offer email with the subject line "Message from eBay Member." If you receive an email pretending to be a Second Chance Offer with that subject line, it's a fake. Forward the email to spoof@ebay.com.
Wed Nov 29, 2006 8:15 pm
BIGREDG wrote:Matthias, are you trying to teach me about ebay!!!!!![]()
BIGREDG wrote:If the message appears in your ebay messages on ebay then it is a message from an ebay member sent via ebay.
BIGREDG wrote:These so called spoof emails can be very dangerous. Once my account was hijacked, and before I knew it I was selling a very nice Mercedes car that I had never seen before!! Lucky I spotted it quickly before I was compromised further!!!
Wed Nov 29, 2006 8:17 pm
Kuenzer wrote:But a Mercedes must have looked suspicious to your usual customers. If it would have been a pink Cadillac, they probably would have started to bid...
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