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Old 29-10-2005, 18:43   #1
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eBay fraudsters sentenced to jail

Wel they do get caught sometimes.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4385956.stm
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Re: eBay fraudsters sentenced to jail

Glad they've been nicked... shame it took Western Union staff to notice something dodgy was happening. If they'd been smarter, then they'd have gotten away with it for longer.
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Re: eBay fraudsters sentenced to jail

'How I lost cash in online scam'

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As three Romanian fraudsters start their jail sentences for conning eBay customers out of £300,00 0, one regular online buyer tells the BBC News website how he fell for the scam and lost his cash.
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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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