Reply to "WARNING - Chinese spammers buy item to get your address"

choochooguyMember

Hi Suthrnjewl before your reply I was considering that probably the best form of defence may be to ignore it and not invoice or raise an unpaid dispute in the event of non-payment. Having read your linked thread it looks as though that is the best option.

Better to lose a few fees than to effectively have my eBay selling effectively shut down and suffer phone harressment as well.

Some of my best customers have been from the far east, normally very pleasant in a way only orientals can convey.

Received 20 spam mails from Chinese companies this evening all disguised as being from eBay ask the seller, all forwarded on to spoof@ebay.co.uk

I think I will just let eBay deal with it ho, ho, ho . . .

8/9/071:50 PM

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