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Definitely fraud. Any legitimate emails from eBay or Paypal would have your name at the top (i.e. is personal to you) - that's the best way to tell if they are real or not.

We get a couple of these fake ones per week Just ignore them.

 

its a scam - don't do it

 

Cheers folks thought as much...

 

i think its an offical ebay link, check out the security certificate on the page, also do a bit of looking around at the links etc. its genuine

 

Right Click > Delete.

Embedded under that link will be another scam site. Cleverly done with HTML coding to look genuine. Just bin it

 

Well you'll know for sure in 72 hours

 

forward the email to spoof@ebay.com

 

100% fake, e bay NEVER send e mails asking for personal information, had the same thing myself some time ago

 

Basically ANY e-mail like that IS a scam. No company will ever ask you for any personal details NOR will they put any form of web links in an e-mail they will just as you to login as normal to the site.

 

They just link to the genuine pages on ebay from their dodgy one.
You just fell for exactly what they want you to!

 

I can't believe there are still people falling for these it may look quite clever but if your account had been "compromised" why would ebay ask u to log in?

Also, the english is terrible, "informations??", it's scammers wanting to log in as u so they can look like a genuine bidder.

Delete Delete Delete!!

 

Sent it to spoof@ebay.com got a reply its a fake alright...