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Re: Alternatively you can do this...
wow I didn't know you could turn them in somewhere (other than ebay or paypal.) Cool. Nice post romero!!!!
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Re: Alternatively you can do this...
Basically it was just an email to the ISP of the hosting site. Usually gets the ball rolling quicker than a direct email to Paypal.
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Re: For those that get \"Paypal\" and \"Ebay\" emails
If you PM me the IPs of the phishers then I could initiate a distributed denial of service attack(DDos) against them. I could knock them offline for at least a day. Let me know what you want to do.
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Re: Alternatively you can do this...
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Basically it was just an email to the ISP of the hosting site. Usually gets the ball rolling quicker than a direct email to Paypal. Rom [/ QUOTE ] Is there anything anyone can do to put these assholes behind bars or fine them or anything? One ISP shuts them down, they'll just do it again. |
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Re: For those that get \"Paypal\" and \"Ebay\" emails
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If you PM me the IPs of the phishers then I could initiate a distributed denial of service attack(DDos) against them. I could knock them offline for at least a day. Let me know what you want to do. [/ QUOTE ] Umm... So you admit to maintaining a trojan virus of some sort that controls at least hundreds of computers? You're as bad as the phishers. |
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Re: For those that get \"Paypal\" and \"Ebay\" emails
I have gotten a few of these to my gmail account, which ironically is not used with my ebay/paypal accounts, they are listed in the spam section, and when you open them, the gmail client has a big red warning at the top stating that this email is/may be not from the original stated sender, which I think is great and would fix many of the problems of people entering in the info thinking it is real.
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Re: For those that get \"Paypal\" and \"Ebay\" emails
i just received:
"EBAY ACCOUNT PROTECTION SERVICE SECURITY SERVICE Attention id number: xxx Dear customer. Please read this message and follow it's instructions Unauthorized Account Access We recently reviewed your account, and we suspect an unauthorized ATM based transaction on your account. Therefore as a preventive measure we have temporary limited your access to sensitive features. To get started, please click the link below: http://signin.ebay-quick.com/eBayISAPI/index.htm Click Respond Now for update your information." i followed the link, entering silly info like "1234" etc, but arrived at my real page in the end anyway! how come? |
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Re: For those that get \"Paypal\" and \"Ebay\" emails
cookies probably
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Re: For those that get \"Paypal\" and \"Ebay\" emails
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] If you PM me the IPs of the phishers then I could initiate a distributed denial of service attack(DDos) against them. I could knock them offline for at least a day. Let me know what you want to do. [/ QUOTE ] Umm... So you admit to maintaining a trojan virus of some sort that controls at least hundreds of computers? You're as bad as the phishers. [/ QUOTE ] Okey dokey. |
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Re: For those that get \"Paypal\" and \"Ebay\" emails
The easiest way to avoid any scam:
If you get an email claiming to be from paypal, your bank, broker, etc... Close the email. Type in www.paypal.com or whatever, and log directly into the site. If there is a legit problem requiring your action, you will be alerted when you login |
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