OMG look at this email!!!!
09-12-2003, 07:42 PM
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Re:OMG look at this email!!!!
most the time its a hacker that has this running on company's machine then all he has to do is grab the file(account information) off the machine and he/she is free and clear. this is a good way for someone to steal ur identy. credit card, social securtity#, even wanted alternate passwords(hack other accounts) man i feel for the dumb people out there. identy theft is a tuff thing to clear up
09-12-2003, 07:45 PM
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Re:OMG look at this email!!!!
Holy ----. I tried to call that ******, but it wouldn't go through. That little bitch probably disconnected his phone. ------- Korean! 
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09-12-2003, 07:52 PM
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Re:OMG look at this email!!!!
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Holy ----. I tried to call that ******, but it wouldn't go through. That little bitch probably disconnected his phone. ------- Korean!
And their all international #s, so unless you have an international calling plan, you can't dial them.
09-12-2003, 08:02 PM
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Re:OMG look at this email!!!!
I think its running YOUNGWON CHOI webserver so his # is +82-2-782-5522. but i think he will speak korean so ur ---- out of luck, maybe email him and use a translater and send it in english and korean, possible he speaks engish, his site is in korean though
09-12-2003, 09:09 PM
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Re:OMG look at this email!!!!
ya thats not an ebay url
http://scgi.ebay.com@%32%31%31%2e%33...:%37%33%30%31/
is
http://scgi.ebay.com@211.37.185.30
301/
you see that @ in there, that makes your webbrowser treat the ebay url as a password for the site that is just an ip address(and then the website just ignores it).(211.37.185.30 port number 7301) the scammers will take your info and try to hack your ebay account or do things that are much much worse.
if you filled it in go and change your ebay password and tell your cc company and atm company to cancel the accounts and get new numbers. seriously they have all the info they need to take a $100,000 loan in your name and ---- your credit over for years.
Foreward the email to ebay, dont just copy it, foreward it to them.
Hope you can prevent anything bad from happening.
http://scgi.ebay.com@%32%31%31%2e%33...:%37%33%30%31/
is
http://scgi.ebay.com@211.37.185.30
301/you see that @ in there, that makes your webbrowser treat the ebay url as a password for the site that is just an ip address(and then the website just ignores it).(211.37.185.30 port number 7301) the scammers will take your info and try to hack your ebay account or do things that are much much worse.
if you filled it in go and change your ebay password and tell your cc company and atm company to cancel the accounts and get new numbers. seriously they have all the info they need to take a $100,000 loan in your name and ---- your credit over for years.
Foreward the email to ebay, dont just copy it, foreward it to them.
Hope you can prevent anything bad from happening.
09-12-2003, 09:13 PM
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Re:OMG look at this email!!!!
oh and i bet any money it is someone in the US or somewhere else using their server for hosting or hacked their server and put that page on there.
in other words the koreans prob dont even know what that page is doing, or that its even there.
in other words the koreans prob dont even know what that page is doing, or that its even there.
09-13-2003, 12:15 PM
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Re:OMG look at this email!!!!
Rene' here-
This is definitely fake. I get about four or five of them a week (probably because of the powerseller status). Ebay has a special page to report these, and you definitely need to do so. You need to include the header information (the info with all the garbedly gook, which includes the DNS information, etc.), and the complete body of the email. You can do that here (sorry for the long URL!!):
http://cgi3.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAP...ult%26rdir%3D0
If Ebay ever REALLY wants you to update account information, they will never put a link in the email. They always give instructions to go to www.ebay.com and update your account through the My Ebay page.
Hope this helps!
Rene'
This is definitely fake. I get about four or five of them a week (probably because of the powerseller status). Ebay has a special page to report these, and you definitely need to do so. You need to include the header information (the info with all the garbedly gook, which includes the DNS information, etc.), and the complete body of the email. You can do that here (sorry for the long URL!!):
http://cgi3.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAP...ult%26rdir%3D0
If Ebay ever REALLY wants you to update account information, they will never put a link in the email. They always give instructions to go to www.ebay.com and update your account through the My Ebay page.
Hope this helps!
Rene'
09-13-2003, 04:19 PM
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Re:OMG look at this email!!!!
I forwarded it to them and they were very promt at getting back to me. They thanked me for sending it in and included instructions on how to protect myself. I think it's pretty stupid to warn/inform users AFTER they get this email and possibly give out there secret information. 
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