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If this is the case, then it is time for the buyer's warning sign to go red alert since if things on Ebay seemed to good to be accurate, it probably is and may well not even be worth the buyer's time and money.

There are lots of frauds and frauds going on in the Internet today and Ebay is not forgiven. So, it is very important to consumers to recognize early signs of fraudulent activities before it gets them. Here are some important things to take note :

1. Buyers must always check always the seller?s feedback score. If your vendor has many negative feedbacks or no feedback, do your due diligence and stay away from this auction. There's the opportunity it is a con or fraud.

2. Yet another major problem ebay people need certainly to observe is phishing emails. Don't enter your e-bay account details for any messages that tell you to do so. Once they aren't a few of these emails claims to be from e-bay. It's already anomalous in the very first place because E-bay doesn't send emails. Plus, E-bay would not certify an owner even when he or she has a amazing attempting to sell record.

3. Customer must be conscious of dealers that insist on wire transfers like Western Union as mode of payment. In fact, E-bay doesn't suggest their buyers to use wire transfer services. If owner insists on it, then, without doubt it's a con. If you're about to buy costly items on e-bay, use escrow companies.

4. Customer should also know about "too-good-to-be-true" prices. Possibilities are items which are priced way below their real costs are signs of imminent fraudulent activities. One good illustration is DVDs and I have discovered recently many bootleg or illegal copies of DVDs being sold on e-bay.

5. On the web buyers must certanly be careful of companies claiming they are escrow but ask payments be manufactured to a person rather than a firm. This can be a clear case of scam.

6. Customers also needs to be familiar with sellers that let them pay the bid add up to wire transfers directly from the buyer's checking account. Worst, the seller suggests that the given banking account is Escrow's.

The aforementioned tips are important to bear in mind once you are using ebay. After all, it is simpler to play safe than dumb. intangible