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October 26th 04, 02:26 PM
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OH YEAH wrote:
WHAT? It appears you're quoting ME in your replies. This thread started with someone talking about e-mails "appearing" to be from E-Bay - being received. Others responded with how to perhaps deal with it. I jumped in to say that if one gets a suspicious e-mail THOUGHT to be from E-Bay, they send it to ..... Someone suggested that - that doesn't work, that a blank e-mail would get the same reply. I proved that wrong and posted the result of doing just that. I offered others to try it for themselves. Whoa, I did repeat said test and yes they have changed the format. As Syl said, now it apparently only accepts forwarded mail. Well, I blanked out a forward message and sent it Sunday afternoon. I got the initial canned response immediately and the canned "answer" came thru yesterday evening. Guess what. They said it wasn't from them. Go figure. I wonder if anybody has received one that said is WAS FROM EBAY? I don't think so. The point I was trying to disprove was your assertion that they will inspect these requests and inform you of the results as if some of these emails were valid. In a way they do just that but I don't think there's as much inspection going on as simply hitting the canned "its not us" button. Don't get me wrong, I have no gripe with ebay and have a combined feedback rating of 800 or so. By suggesting that some of these emails merit inspection might lead one to think that some requests for acct info are legit which is simply not the case. -BillM |
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