In addition to Bev's new email scam, I got another one I'd not received
before offering free shipping to both ebay buyers and sellers - click on the
link to enter your debit card details. Warning flashes into my head - why do
they want my debit card details if they're offering a free service?
I had another last week "confirming that I was currently the highest bidder"
on a book from the US. Didn't click on the link included, but logged on to
ebay in my normal way and searched for the item number - it didn't exist.
I've had several saying that I'm being reported for fraud for selling
something for $500 that was counterfeit.
I send all phishing emails that I've not seen before to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
[EMAIL PROTECTED] of [EMAIL PROTECTED] .They send an immediate acknowledgement
and later one confirming that it was phishing and telling you to check their
security tips. But if it's a new one as this last one was, the second email
comes through very quickly saying they're notifying the relevant
authorities. So if a phishing email is new to you, just forward it without
adding any message - it might be one they haven't yet seen..
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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