quote:Originally posted by DLOHO:
All right people. Play nice.
Just remember ONE rule and your life will be less traumatic:
NEVER EVER CLICK ON ANY LINK IN ANY EMAIL; TRUSTED OR NOT !!!!!
Employees of Auctiva are NOT the bad guys (and gals). It is simple for a crook to look at your listings on eBay, see that you list with Auctiva, buy something cheap from you, get your email, and then send you the bogus request to generate a new token.
I have received these types of emails for years, nothing new. To verify the authenticity of the email, just go to the home page of the organization that supposedly sent the email.
All together now:
"NEVER EVER CLICK ON ANY LINK IN ANY EMAIL."
Now have a nice mellow President's Day.
Doug
Hi Doug,
Very well put (better than me).
I get at least 3 of these a year on my eBay account and the first thing I do is check my eBay message center and if it's not there I know it is a spoof.
I get one a month about my token from Inkfrog and I closed my account over 2 years ago because they didn't have a clue.
I still stand by that you shouldn't post a possible spoof link in a public forum.