REPORT
SUMMARY Date Reported
30th January 2004 Apparent Sender
eBay Subject
Billing Issues Senders Address
(spoofed)
support@ebay.com Content
text with a disguised
link to forged
eBay web page Spoofed Web page/site?
Yes Web page/site
content
N/A
site removed Web page/site origin
URL
N/A
site removed Identity Theft method
N/A
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eBay Billing Issues Email
Scam
30th January 2004
This Billing Issues email is a scam ...
This spoof email takes the form of
a text email with a link (see image below), but the link is disguised
to look like a genuine eBay link. Using that link would have opened a
forged eBay web page.
The true URL of the link is http://hostkeeper.com/~jigodia/
eBayISAPI.php?MfcISAPICommand=
SignInFPP&UsingSSL=1&email=%24email&userid=%24user%5c. This
sends you to a page at hostkeeper.com (this site is frame forwarded to
Websaic.com. Websaic is a web hosting reseller account with liquidcomm.net
which use Time Warner Telecom to supply their hosting servers.
The forged web page had been removed when we received
the first copy of this spoof email, but we expect that it contained
a web form asking for credit or debit card and bank details at least.
If you have received this email, please remember that
it is very common for these email scams to be redistributed at a later
date with only slightly different content or the same but with the fake
page(s) hosted by a different provider. Also, once you have received
one of these hoaxes, it is also common place to receive at least another
one and usually a day or two after the first, although not necessarily
from the same apparent sender. |
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