EBay Scam
So they got me
I got an email that asked me my reserve which made sense I have an auction on. It said it was from service@ebay.com.
I clicked on to see what item they were asking about and typed my name and password
It just went to my ebay or whatever.
I was tired and lazy. I know I should of known better.
I am at any risk I changed my password twice immediatly following it.
Do you think they got my credit card or bank stuff??????
I got an email that asked me my reserve which made sense I have an auction on. It said it was from service@ebay.com.
I clicked on to see what item they were asking about and typed my name and password
It just went to my ebay or whatever.
I was tired and lazy. I know I should of known better.
I am at any risk I changed my password twice immediatly following it.
Do you think they got my credit card or bank stuff??????
If you immediately changed it, you should be ok, but if you know you're using that password on any other website/forum (s2ki, paypal, etc), change them as well, asap.
Do you have your paypal linked to ebay or anything else like that? I would probably change any info like this as well. Maybe whoever got your password is keeping the session to your ebay account open to see if you change anything. If they log out, they'll lose the connection. Might wanna close your account and just open a new one.
Do you have your paypal linked to ebay or anything else like that? I would probably change any info like this as well. Maybe whoever got your password is keeping the session to your ebay account open to see if you change anything. If they log out, they'll lose the connection. Might wanna close your account and just open a new one.
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If this helps at all, I make it a habit never to click on links in e-mails.
If it's something from my financial institution, I have their login pages bookmarked anyway, so I just use those. Otherwise, I'll type in the link, or copy and paste (I know this isn't foolproof, but it helps because I'll notice when I'm typing in a URL that doesn't look quite right).
If it's something from my financial institution, I have their login pages bookmarked anyway, so I just use those. Otherwise, I'll type in the link, or copy and paste (I know this isn't foolproof, but it helps because I'll notice when I'm typing in a URL that doesn't look quite right).












. Good advice above