Have you seen that? I have received it several times in the last weeks.
Mail looks like info sent by eBay to someone selling laptop (or something
similar). There is a link to the auction - but url is not that of eBay,
but some AdSense account incrementation. As I understand it the idea is
that you will click just to see the auction out of curiosity - instead of
being sent to eBay you take place in AdSense fraud.

Best,
Borek

PS Is there a verb "to ebay smth"?
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On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 22:00:02 +0200, Borek
<m.borkowski@delete.chembuddy.these.com.parts> wrote:

>Have you seen that? I have received it several times in the last weeks.
>Mail looks like info sent by eBay to someone selling laptop (or something
>similar). There is a link to the auction - but url is not that of eBay,
>but some AdSense account incrementation. As I understand it the idea is
>that you will click just to see the auction out of curiosity - instead of
>being sent to eBay you take place in AdSense fraud.
>
>Best,
>Borek
>
>PS Is there a verb "to ebay smth"?

I get sent maybe two dozen phony ebay emails a day.

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"Big Bill" <kruse@cityscape.co.uk> wrote in message
news:02b4e2dmoleemf6hm2llfpn1afqakrfjut@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 22:00:02 +0200, Borek
> <m.borkowski@delete.chembuddy.these.com.parts> wrote:
>
>>Have you seen that? I have received it several times in the last weeks.
>>Mail looks like info sent by eBay to someone selling laptop (or something
>>similar). There is a link to the auction - but url is not that of eBay,
>>but some AdSense account incrementation. As I understand it the idea is
>>that you will click just to see the auction out of curiosity - instead of
>>being sent to eBay you take place in AdSense fraud.
>>
>>Best,
>>Borek
>>
>>PS Is there a verb "to ebay smth"?
>
> I get sent maybe two dozen phony ebay emails a day.

I get eBay, PayPal, and many banks that I don't even have an account with
fake emails.:-) I have yet to figure out the stock ones. I really don't know
why those are sent out.

Stacey

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On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 22:25:55 +0200, "Jezsta Web Productions"
<Please-use-our-contact-form@jezsta.com> wrote:

>"Big Bill" <kruse@cityscape.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:02b4e2dmoleemf6hm2llfpn1afqakrfjut@4ax.com.. .
>> On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 22:00:02 +0200, Borek
>> <m.borkowski@delete.chembuddy.these.com.parts> wrote:
>>
>>>Have you seen that? I have received it several times in the last weeks.
>>>Mail looks like info sent by eBay to someone selling laptop (or something
>>>similar). There is a link to the auction - but url is not that of eBay,
>>>but some AdSense account incrementation. As I understand it the idea is
>>>that you will click just to see the auction out of curiosity - instead of
>>>being sent to eBay you take place in AdSense fraud.
>>>
>>>Best,
>>>Borek
>>>
>>>PS Is there a verb "to ebay smth"?
>>
>> I get sent maybe two dozen phony ebay emails a day.
>
>I get eBay, PayPal, and many banks that I don't even have an account with
>fake emails.:-) I have yet to figure out the stock ones. I really don't know
>why those are sent out.
>
>Stacey

I get those too, small trader stocks, over and over. I also get a
million that start =?iso-then loads of numbers.

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Jezsta Web Productions wrote:

> "Big Bill" <kruse@cityscape.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:02b4e2dmoleemf6hm2llfpn1afqakrfjut@4ax.com...
>> On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 22:00:02 +0200, Borek
>> <m.borkowski@delete.chembuddy.these.com.parts> wrote:
>>
>>>Have you seen that? I have received it several times in the last weeks.
>>>Mail looks like info sent by eBay to someone selling laptop (or something
>>>similar). There is a link to the auction - but url is not that of eBay,
>>>but some AdSense account incrementation. As I understand it the idea is
>>>that you will click just to see the auction out of curiosity - instead of
>>>being sent to eBay you take place in AdSense fraud.
>>>
>>>Best,
>>>Borek
>>>
>>>PS Is there a verb "to ebay smth"?
>>
>> I get sent maybe two dozen phony ebay emails a day.
>
> I get eBay, PayPal, and many banks that I don't even have an account with
> fake emails.:-) I have yet to figure out the stock ones. I really don't
> know why those are sent out.


Pump and dump.

You buy a load of shares in a small cap. Send out a billion or two emails
saying they are going to go through the roof. A few dozen fall for it and
buy some shares, pushing the price up (as it's a small cap) and then you
sell.


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Op Tue, 15 Aug 2006 22:00:02 +0200 schreef Borek:

> Have you seen that? I have received it several times in the last weeks.
> Mail looks like info sent by eBay to someone selling laptop (or something
> similar). There is a link to the auction - but url is not that of eBay,
> but some AdSense account incrementation. As I understand it the idea is
> that you will click just to see the auction out of curiosity - instead of
> being sent to eBay you take place in AdSense fraud.

Would the sender really believe Google pays out when they find out he is
spamming with his AdSense code?

On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 23:26:33 +0200, Jan Paul van de Berg
<janp@ulvandebe.rg> wrote:

>> Have you seen that? I have received it several times in the last weeks.
>> Mail looks like info sent by eBay to someone selling laptop (or
>> something
>> similar). There is a link to the auction - but url is not that of eBay,
>> but some AdSense account incrementation. As I understand it the idea is
>> that you will click just to see the auction out of curiosity - instead
>> of
>> being sent to eBay you take place in AdSense fraud.
>
> Would the sender really believe Google pays out when they find out he is
> spamming with his AdSense code?

No idea. But if these mails are sent, looks like people believe that. Or
perhaps just hope for.

Best,
Borek
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Op Tue, 15 Aug 2006 23:47:05 +0200 schreef Borek:

> On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 23:26:33 +0200, Jan Paul van de Berg
> <janp@ulvandebe.rg> wrote:
>
>>> Have you seen that? I have received it several times in the last weeks.
>>> Mail looks like info sent by eBay to someone selling laptop (or
>>> something
>>> similar). There is a link to the auction - but url is not that of eBay,
>>> but some AdSense account incrementation. As I understand it the idea is
>>> that you will click just to see the auction out of curiosity - instead
>>> of
>>> being sent to eBay you take place in AdSense fraud.
>>
>> Would the sender really believe Google pays out when they find out he is
>> spamming with his AdSense code?
>
> No idea. But if these mails are sent, looks like people believe that. Or
> perhaps just hope for.

They'll find out soon enough.

"Borek" wrote ...
> Have you seen that? I have received it several times in the last weeks.
> Mail looks like info sent by eBay to someone selling laptop (or something
> similar). There is a link to the auction - but url is not that of eBay,
> but some AdSense account incrementation. As I understand it the idea is
> that you will click just to see the auction out of curiosity - instead of
> being sent to eBay you take place in AdSense fraud.

Only takes one gmail user to report phishing ...and 99% are reported before
I ever get to see them.

Silly way to lose an account!

Andrew

On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 10:46:31 GMT, "Andrew Heenan"
<andrew.heenan@virgin.net> wrote:

>"Borek" wrote ...
>> Have you seen that? I have received it several times in the last weeks.
>> Mail looks like info sent by eBay to someone selling laptop (or something
>> similar). There is a link to the auction - but url is not that of eBay,
>> but some AdSense account incrementation. As I understand it the idea is
>> that you will click just to see the auction out of curiosity - instead of
>> being sent to eBay you take place in AdSense fraud.
>
>Only takes one gmail user to report phishing ...and 99% are reported before
>I ever get to see them.
>
>Silly way to lose an account!

If it is their account and not that of a competitor whom they are
trying to discredit.