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Old 30-10-2005, 00:33   #4
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Re: eBay fraudsters sentenced to jail

always use the ask a seller a question option if you use ebay - even if it's just to ask a dummy question - this at least checks the seller is partly in control of the account. and watch out for adverts which have in them 'contact me at xxxxx@yahoo.com as I will not answer if you ask a seller a question' also watch out for dodgy spelling like 'dont contact me trough ebay'.

if it looks like a bargain fair enough but if it looks too good to be true then perhaps it isn't true!

one scam was a bloke selling top up cards for mobile phones with £100 on them but at £50 etc - this was too good to be true. it turned out to be a hijacked ebay account.
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and if you have doubts - ask for a second opinion off someone you trust - show the advert to someone.
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