Seems there is a FAKE EMAIL send from someone other that Ebay asking fer
Verification of Account Info.
Sent a reposnce to They say it's NOT from them! Watch
out!!!!!



Subject: TKO Notice: Bruteforcing Attempts on your eBay account


Five password bruteforcing attems were performed on your eBay account.


You must register and ID Verify certificate in order to remain in the
eBay Community.
Dear eBay Community Member,
You (or someone else) has attempted to log in with your eBay ID and 5
diffrent wrong passwords.

According to our site policy you will have to confirm that you are the
real owner of the eBay account by completing the following form or else your
account will be suspended within 24 hours for investigations.

Establish your proof of identity with ID Verify (free of charge) - an
easy way to help others trust you as their trading partner. The process
takes about 5 minutes to complete and involves updating your eBay
information. When you're successfully verified, you will receive an ID
Verify icon in your feedback profile. Currently, the service is only
available to residents of the United States and U.S. territories (Puerto
Rico, US Virgin Islands and Guam.)

Confirm my account information and continue beeing a member of the
eBay Online Auction Community.

Never share your eBay password to anyone!

The marginal literacy alone ought to raise enough suspicion...





Daphne + Dave wrote:
Seems there is a FAKE EMAIL send from someone other that Ebay asking fer
Verification of Account Info.
Sent a reposnce to They say it's NOT from them! Watch
out!!!!!



Subject: TKO Notice: Bruteforcing Attempts on your eBay account


Five password bruteforcing attems were performed on your eBay account.


You must register and ID Verify certificate in order to remain in the
eBay Community.
Dear eBay Community Member,
You (or someone else) has attempted to log in with your eBay ID and 5
diffrent wrong passwords.

According to our site policy you will have to confirm that you are the
real owner of the eBay account by completing the following form or else your
account will be suspended within 24 hours for investigations.

Establish your proof of identity with ID Verify (free of charge) - an
easy way to help others trust you as their trading partner. The process
takes about 5 minutes to complete and involves updating your eBay
information. When you're successfully verified, you will receive an ID
Verify icon in your feedback profile. Currently, the service is only
available to residents of the United States and U.S. territories (Puerto
Rico, US Virgin Islands and Guam.)

Confirm my account information and continue beeing a member of the
eBay Online Auction Community.

Never share your eBay password to anyone!

This is nothing new. I get at least one a month. I blow them off without a
second glance. E-Bay rarely e-mails anyone UNLESS it is a special offer or
to tell you of something you're selling or bidding on. IF you're not sure,
go directly to the E-Bay site - NOT by clicking on to any links in any
suspicious e-mails you may get. C.

"Bob" wrote in message
.. .
The marginal literacy alone ought to raise enough suspicion...





Daphne + Dave wrote:
Seems there is a FAKE EMAIL send from someone other that Ebay asking fer
Verification of Account Info.
Sent a reposnce to They say it's NOT from them! Watch
out!!!!!



Subject: TKO Notice: Bruteforcing Attempts on your eBay account


Five password bruteforcing attems were performed on your eBay
account.


You must register and ID Verify certificate in order to remain in
the
eBay Community.
Dear eBay Community Member,
You (or someone else) has attempted to log in with your eBay ID
and 5
diffrent wrong passwords.

According to our site policy you will have to confirm that you are
the
real owner of the eBay account by completing the following form or else
your
account will be suspended within 24 hours for investigations.

Establish your proof of identity with ID Verify (free of charge) -
an
easy way to help others trust you as their trading partner. The process
takes about 5 minutes to complete and involves updating your eBay
information. When you're successfully verified, you will receive an ID
Verify icon in your feedback profile. Currently, the service is only
available to residents of the United States and U.S. territories (Puerto
Rico, US Virgin Islands and Guam.)

Confirm my account information and continue beeing a member of the
eBay Online Auction Community.

Never share your eBay password to anyone!

Steve ) writes:
That is true, but the danger is toward the new computer user
that does not have a clue.
73


In any war, the clueless are the first to be wounded. (With apologies to
Charles Darwin.)

.... Martin VE3OAT

Daphne + Dave wrote:
Seems there is a FAKE EMAIL send from someone other that Ebay asking fer
Verification of Account Info.
Sent a reposnce to They say it's NOT from them! Watch
out!!!!!



Subject: TKO Notice: Bruteforcing Attempts on your eBay account


Five password bruteforcing attems were performed on your eBay account.


You must register and ID Verify certificate in order to remain in the
eBay Community.
Dear eBay Community Member,
You (or someone else) has attempted to log in with your eBay ID and 5
diffrent wrong passwords.

According to our site policy you will have to confirm that you are the
real owner of the eBay account by completing the following form or else your
account will be suspended within 24 hours for investigations.

Establish your proof of identity with ID Verify (free of charge) - an
easy way to help others trust you as their trading partner. The process
takes about 5 minutes to complete and involves updating your eBay
information. When you're successfully verified, you will receive an ID
Verify icon in your feedback profile. Currently, the service is only
available to residents of the United States and U.S. territories (Puerto
Rico, US Virgin Islands and Guam.)

Confirm my account information and continue beeing a member of the
eBay Online Auction Community.

Never share your eBay password to anyone!


It's not just ebay accounts. They are trying to get into any account
that they can. I get at least 5 of these style messages a week from
various banks, supposedly. They are always telling me that something
terrible has happened to my account and thear site and enter my
account and pin number so they can verify me properly. Usually
I don't even have an account there.

Always take a close look at the link they provide. It may look official
in the message, but really doesn't connect you there.

Banks will never ask you to do this, nor will Ebay, paypal, or any of
the money handlers. You just got to keep on top of things.

--
Martin E. Meserve

http://www.k7mem.150m.com