Rick, you are either very lucky or have an excellent SPAM filter.
Like wolviex, I get a dozen or so of these a week, at home and at work. As noted below, these all have phoney URL links -- easy to spot most of the time (some are trickier than others) -- and if you look at the sources of the email (details at the top of the text that list originating server, etc.) these are not authentic either.
Ian.
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Originally Posted by wolviex
Nothing new to me unfortunatelly. I'm receiving over 10 different fake messages per week, on different subjects, like: question on item, ebay security message, dispute console on unpaid item., etc, etc.
If message is real you'll have it on your MY EBAY messages.
If you're using outlook, thunderbird or other software BE SURE that after clicking on "Response" button real ebay page will appear. Those fakes are often beginning in address field as "www.yahoo. ....", or with different numbers looking like IP "http:// 215.146,..." etc.
Regards!
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