Showing posts with label eBay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eBay. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Immediately pay off the debt! #id41387

We notified you several times about your debt to Bill Me Later. 


Based on the foregoing we offer you to pay the debt in the amount of $349.00.   Ebay and Paypal

scam, phishing, identity theft, spam

Bill Me Later phishing notice

Saturday, May 23, 2009

Ebay can boost your income.

From: "Your income" income@z12.rewards-now233.com

Ebay can boost your income.

http://43597003.trustedlink-verfied8.com/c.php?aid=17&lid=******

scam, spam, phishing, identity theft

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

You Are A Certified Winner

From: "PROMOTION 2008" info@promotion.org

Reference Number: BMW:2551256003/23
INTERNATIONAL AWARENESS PROMOTION DEPARTMENT OF THE BMW AUTOMOBILE

COMPANY in collaboration with eBay, 508, King's Road, Chelsea, London.

Congratulations! You are the STAR PRIZE WINNER of this year!
The Board of Directors, members of staff and the International Awareness Promotion Department of the BMW Automobile Company in collaboration with EBay, wishes to congratulate you on your success as the STAR PRIZE WINNER of this year's BMW Automobile International Awareness Promotion IAP) held today in Madrid, Spain.

This makes you the proud owner of a brand new BMW 5 Series 550i Sport Saloon car and a cash prize of £45,000.00 (FOURTY FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS STERLINGS ONLY)

To collect your prize please contact our Claims Manager JOAN JOSE.
Please include the following information in your email:

1.Full Name:
2.Full Address (the address where the prize will be received)
3.Status:
4.Occupation:
5.Age:
6.Sex:
7.Country:
8.Tel.Number

Mrs. Joan Jose
eBay's BMW Claims Department
EMAIL: mrsjoanjose01@ymail.com
Phone: +44 703 591 5121

Regards,
MRS. FAVOUR JACK
DIRECTOR OF PROMOTIONS,
INTERNATIONAL AWARENESS PROMOTIONS,
BMW AUTOMOBILE in colaboration with eBay.

spam, Phishing, Identity Theft

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

Gmail, eBay, PayPal team to fight phishing

Tuesday, July 8, 2008 - 11:59 AM EDT
Atlanta Business Chronicle

Online auction house eBay Inc. and its PayPal subsidiary on Tuesday announced a collaborative effort with Google Inc.'s Gmail to fight fraudulent e-mail and phishing attacks.

San Jose, Calif.-based eBay and PayPal (NASDAQ: EBAY) customers who have Web mail accounts with Mountain View, Calif.-based Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) "will receive fewer fake e-mails claiming to be sent by eBay and PayPal," the companies said.

"Through the use of DomainKeys and DomainKeys Identified Mail e-mail authentication technology, Google is able to prevent the delivery of fraudulent eBay and PayPal messages into Gmail users' inboxes. The initiative protects Gmail, eBay and PayPal customers worldwide," the companies added.

"The Gmail team's decision to work with eBay and PayPal on this issue is a significant step forward in our fight to keep consumers safe from phishing and cybercrime," said Michael Barrett, chief information security officer of PayPal.

DomainKeys technology adds another layer to spam and phishing protection by allowing Internet service providers to determine if messages are real and decide if they should be delivered to a customer's inbox.

"We're always looking for ways to eliminate unwanted e-mail from our users' inboxes," said Brad Taylor, senior staff software engineer in charge of Gmail's anti-spam efforts. "Phishing is an especially nasty form of spam, so we appreciate having another weapon in our arsenal against it. We're glad to be working with eBay and PayPal to protect our users."

Atlanta Business Chronicle

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