Sore_Aintya said:I have gotten 3 emails the last 2 days with a similar scam.
The email would look like a question from a buyer via eBays system, however when you click the "respond now" button it would ask for user ID and password..
Luckily I didn't fall off the turnip truck yesterday and knew what was going on, as I was already logged in.
Everyone should be on the look out for these scams, as 2 of the emails I received was from actual members who's account had to been hijacked.
Ill fix up a couple screen shots of the emails....
I am getting them everyday 2 or 3. Often times repeats. Ebay needs to do something about HiJacked Accounts.
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It took me about 2 weeks mailing back and forth with e, and I finally found out that my account had been hijacked and e discovered this and put a freeze on the account, not allowing sales or buys. When I found the right person to speak with, they informed me that someone hijacked my account and was selling a Volvo convertible for big $$ using my account. 
If e had not caught it, the buyer would have paid and guess who they would have blamed for not shipping the car. Thank goodness e discovered the hijacking and froze my account. To get my account back in working condition, they required me not only to change my e password, but also my AOL passwords. Now I'm back in business. Wow, close call. Thanx eBay.
Subsonic2u said:eBay does do something. At least for me. My e account suddenly would not work.
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