New virus disguised as PayPal e-mail

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Contacting PayPal (or eBay)

Both PayPal and eBay make it very, very difficult to actually Contact them, even if you just want to use their "Suggestion Box". My guess is that they really don't want to deal with the tens of thousands of E-Mails they think they would get if they made it easier.

But I agree, they need to make Virus, Trojan and Scam E-Mails much easier to report. To their credit, eBay Does ask you to forward any suspicious E-Mails, unmodified and with any links intact, to spoof@ebay.com. I got a mini-flood recently of "Your account may be suspended..." from an eBay spoofer. One a day for over a week. I forwarded every one of them to eBay. But they didn't stop until I sent (Not replied BTW) the sending E-Mail address a pretty nasty message telling them I was on to them, and to stop it.

Posted by: SG1-Guy   Posted on: 11/17/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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