Suspicious looking e-mail from Auctiva?

webbsgiftsMember

I received and e-mail suppposedly from Auctiva, stating that my eBay token is about to expire in two weeks. It instructed me to click a link within the body of the e-mail-which I did not!
I am always suspicious of any e-mail that asks me to click a link. I am wondering if this is one of those "phishing" e-mails. Has anyone else received any e-mails like this? Do our tokens really expire? Thanks!
Donna

4/29/077:15 PM

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dlohoMember

Hi Donna,

Yes, your eBay token with Auctiva expires. Go to: My Account>Settings>eBay Settings. On that page you will see the expiration date of your token and a link to Get New Token if you need one.

Doug

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4/29/079:49 PM

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webbsgiftsMember

THANK YOU, DOUG!!!!

4/30/0711:04 AM

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