Beware of new EBay tricks

[ezez420]

I noticed this seller on eBay: ladydidog with this new eBay trick to scam. I am not sure if this topic has been posted already but I'm posting again.

ALL of the listings are fraudulent. Cards, jewelry, clothes, etc. Just like you get the spam emails that have links in them to "unsubscribe" so does this persons listings. They are offering Buy It Now at another site with fake links.

These links steal your information and your money. It is a new method and tactic I recently saw being used on eBay.

Hopefully this saves someone.


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[mordecaibrown1]

I seen the amount of things they listed crazy amount, and everyone is bidding on them as well

[irv]

Originally Posted by mordecaibrown1

I seen the amount of things they listed crazy amount, and everyone is bidding on them as well

Me too. I quit after quickly scrolling through 76 pgs of items for sale. Talk about everything under the sun for sale.
Cards, jewelry, Bobcats, excavators, vehicles, bikes, moto x bikes, the items are endless.
Hopefully it gets taken down and soon.

[notfast]

This is the same thing that’s been happening for months.

Account gets hacked, tons of high end stuff posted. It will be taken down soon.

[irv]

Originally Posted by notfast

This is the same thing that’s been happening for months.

Account gets hacked, tons of high end stuff posted. It will be taken down soon.

Hopefully?
I just tried to report it but doing so on eBay, imo, is rather difficult, and I don't understand that at all??

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by irv

Hopefully?
I just tried to report it but doing so on eBay, imo, is rather difficult, and I don't understand that at all??

+1 Agreed. They do not make it easy and hopefully it is taken down soon before others get burnt

[philo98]

Originally Posted by notfast

This is the same thing that’s been happening for months.

Account gets hacked, tons of high end stuff posted. It will be taken down soon.

Correct, this type of thing is happening almost every week. This was happening quite often to sellers based in the UK but looks like its now in the US. In fact, in the past, I dont even think the sellers knew there account had been hacked, but Ebay will have these taken down within a day or two.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by irv

Hopefully?
I just tried to report it but doing so on eBay, imo, is rather difficult, and I don't understand that at all??

Actualy it is really easy. Right above the item description on the right side there is a "report item'". Click on that. Then there are 3 spots you need to pick the correct problem. in top one choose "listing practices". Second one pick "avoiding ebay fees". Third one pick "offers outside of ebay".

This gets the fastest response because of the "avoiding ebay fees" selection.

[irv]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Actualy it is really easy. Right above the item description on the right side there is a "report item'". Click on that. Then there are 3 spots you need to pick the correct problem. in top one choose "listing practices". Second one pick "avoiding ebay fees". Third one pick "offers outside of ebay".

This gets the fastest response because of the "avoiding ebay fees" selection.

Thanks Ben. I looked and looked in the top right but did not see anything. Decided to scroll down and seen it in/near the bottom right.
Did as you said so hopefully that works?

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Actualy it is really easy. Right above the item description on the right side there is a "report item'". Click on that. Then there are 3 spots you need to pick the correct problem. in top one choose "listing practices". Second one pick "avoiding ebay fees". Third one pick "offers outside of ebay".

This gets the fastest response because of the "avoiding ebay fees" selection.

As others have said it is usually sellers from the UK who also list on ebay usa. I reported 40 or 50 of the listings last night so they would notice.

Your option is good. I use

"Listing practices"

"Fraudulent Listing Activities"

"You suspect the listing is fraudulent"

The fraudulent ones have been taken down and the sellers regular listings are up.

[irv]

Looks like it has been corrected. Only 8 total pgs now and zero baseball cards or anything else suspect. Just women's clothing, which I assume was the main theme for this persons/woman's site?

[5-Tool Player]

Originally Posted by mrreality68

+1 Agreed. They do not make it easy and hopefully it is taken down soon before others get burnt

+1 take down this FAKE seller !

[GrewUpWithJunkWax]

Perhaps have CSG authenticate every listing?

[Kaneen]

Originally Posted by GrewUpWithJunkWax

Perhaps have CSG authenticate every listing?

Lol...And also send the device used to post the listings to PSA to make sure it was genuine hardware and not a knockoff.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by GrewUpWithJunkWax

Perhaps have CSG authenticate every listing?

I am sure that would work out well.
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[GrewUpWithJunkWax]

Originally Posted by Leon

I am sure that would work out well.
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[GrewUpWithJunkWax]

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