I've warned you about these phishing scams before, but let's review it one more time.
NEVER reply directly to an email that appears to have come from eBay, Paypal, Amazon, or anyoen else asking you to click a link in the email to update your account information. If there is any doubt in your mind whether or not the email is really from eBay, for example, open a browser and type in the URL http://www.ebay.com. NEVER click a link within the email to respond.
NEVER believe that an email supposedly from another eBay member is for real. Again, do not click an email link to reply. Open a browser and go to eBay directly and log in. If the email was from a real member, there will be a record of the inquiry in your My ebay account.
You must be aware that there are bad guys out there who do nothing but spend time trying to come up with new and innovative ways to steal your information.
Be paranoid. Be aware. But don't be fooled.
The phishers will cast their line, but you do not have to take the bait.
Here's to your success,
Tim Knox
Tim serves as the president and CEO of three successful technology companies and is the founder of DropshipWholesale.net, an online organization dedicated to the success of online and ebay entrepreneurs.
http://www.dropshipwholesale.net
http://www.30dayblueprint.com
http://www.prosperityandprofits.com
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