Reply to "Have fun - Wind up an Ebay Scammer Today!"

supersqueakyMember

I think the clue here is in the glaring spelling mistake at the beginning - I can't see eBay starting a letter by saying "CONGRATULATION" rather than "CONGRATULATIONS"!

Bad grammar and spelling seems to be a very good way of identifying spam and scam mails - you would think the scammers would have checked that sort of thing.

Thanks for the warning - I'll put "Fox Mulder" as my name if I get it.

"Run, Squeaky, Run!"

3/24/043:30 AM

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