http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-Bronco-ford-bronco_W0QQitemZ190041272983QQihZ009QQcategoryZ622 2QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Im not selling my Bronco but someone is trying:twak

wow, thats pretty freaky. someone just took a pic of yours and put it up, thats beat up.
theres says it a '75, so anyone who knows anything wont take it seriously.

I just sent the guy a message, he has relatively good feedback, his ID must be hijacked.

It also says it's a diesel with 56+ million miles.

Yeah, something's definitely messed up there.

(Although, if your truck *were* for sale for $1000, Oscar, I don't think I could get the money out of the bank fast enough.)

I agree with Ralph, same thing happened to me a few weeks ago.

Same thing happened to me with a '53 Chevy, ebay fixed everything when I finally got hold of them.

I just sent the guy a message, he has relatively good feedback, his ID must be hijacked.

That sounds about right

or maybe he is just an ass :shrug

Looks good for a 75!

Same thing happened to me with a '53 Chevy, ebay fixed everything when I finally got hold of them.

They can be a beyatch to get ahold of, and this guy is going to be charged the $30.00 for the listing.

Yeah, I spent about 35 minutes in a chat with one of their reps explaining the problem. Someone had been listing leather wallets and purses using my user ID..They reposted like 25 times. I even got an online invoice from ebay for all of the posts. In the end they credited my account, and assured me that none of my personal information had been compromised. Needless to say, I don't feel too comfortable with them any more.

(Although, if your truck *were* for sale for $1000, Oscar, I don't think I could get the money out of the bank fast enough.)

Its in Mich even, I called the seller and told them I'm on my way for a test drive with 1000 dollars in hand. :toothless

i seen that last night and was going to pm you about it but fsb wasnt working for me last night

You should buy it Oscar...

I mean, it's not the nicest one I've ever see, but it'd do :goodfinge

Somebody used my user ID to buy a 66 Chevy Impala about a month ago. They raised the last bid $3000. At first ebay wasn't much help but they took care of it after I complained enough. Oh, and the guy selling the car wasn't very happy.:twak

I thought that bronk looked really familiar....:whiteflag, hello

That reminds me of somebody on another forum trying to sell Zilla.

Hmm I think I smell a bidding war about to start!! Whats the highest price tag ebay has ever had? double it!

with all the double taxes and all that here in Iceland I set rewerse at $150.000 if I sell it but first I sell my soul

someone hijacked our ebay account and was trying to sell his car

some1 bought the car and he gave them our address of where to pick the car up...he also gave them our email so the guy emailed us before he drove 400 miles to pick it up and thats when we figured out what was up

damn, i didnt know all this ebay hijacking was going on, off to check my account, hey oskar, i'll give you 1500.00 for it :toothless and pay the shipping from iceland ;)

damn, i didnt know all this ebay hijacking was going on, off to check my account,

:stupid Off to make my password much tougher to crack...

Off to make my password much tougher to crack...Mine is already more than 8 digits - I wonder if I'm safe... :scratchhe

I wonder if I'm safe...

No.

Mine is already more than 8 digits - I wonder if I'm safe... :scratchhe

Make sure it's not a word or name that can be guessed or be in a dictionary. Insert numbers and special characters like $ or # that will make auto scanning tools have a harder time desiphering it.

The latest scams aren't hacking or guessing...they are from spoof emails that look like ebay messages...some of them are really well done. If you get a message from a member about something random, and you click respond now...look where you are redirected (the URL) If it is outside of ebay, they are logging your id and password (if you enter it). If it does something weird after you try to login, you've just been ripped. Go directly to ebay and change all your chit...couldn't hurt to change your paypal stuff too (since they can do the most damage there).

Had it happen to me last month...the damn clone sight was unbelievably real.

Best way to stay protected is to turn all notifications on, that way you will get an email any time you submit a listing or bid on something.

Make sure it's not a word or name that can be guessed or be in a dictionary.It's in a foreign language... ;) And no, it can't be guessed.

Best thing to do is NEVER click from an email. ALWAYS open a new browser and type in www.ebay.com . Works every time for me and after all those emails asking for information, the information was still in the account safe and sound. If Ebay needs the info they can get it from their database.
Scott

Definitely, always look at the referrer address when clicking on a hyperlink and see where it goes. Sometimes you might have to look REAL hard to find a difference between a spoof and a real address.

damn, i didnt know all this ebay hijacking was going on, off to check my account, hey oskar, i'll give you 1500.00 for it :toothless and pay the shipping from iceland ;)


Cheap Bastard!

I'll give you $1700, and a case of Canadian beer!
:toothless :drinkbud

:wtf