New or another ebay fraud trick

[wifegonnakillme]

I have my 3 on ebay right now (the blue one from Canada) and received this from: remymartin_25( 12):

"Hello,
My name is Kylie Fuller.

I just saw this item of yours and I remember seeing the same item two days ago listed by another person.Take a look and you will see: "


I have not included the link since it takes you to a site that looks like ebay and askes you to sign in...likely that even the sender name is stolen; its been reported....sneaky buggers,

Kerry

 

[Geo Hahn]

Yet another way to get someone to act w/o thinking... a spoof of a scam.

 

[Simon TR4a]

Remymartin is a distiller of brandy, odd choice of id!

 

[BOXoROCKS]

Yup,..I am running an auction right now for my alfa,I got the exact same question,only the name was Stacie.

I answered, Hi Stacie,you're an item, and I just saw you two days ago in a topless bar. I posted it so everyone could see the fraud.

 

[NutmegCT]

Funny - when I got one of those, it was from "Montgomery Ward".

Yeesh.

T.

 

[Gwilhelm]

I like that response! I'm gonna use that the next time I get those questions.... stupid Flebay...

 

[tdskip]

I got the same exact question on my Spitfire auction (# 150135959606)

https://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayIS...35959606&rd=1,1

 

[foxtrapper]

The nasty problem with those is they are counting on you to put the reply on your listing, so you create a link via ebay.

And.... ebay will do nothing to remove those links from their listings. I've run through this with them before.

 

[roofman]

Yep, this is not new.