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Verify if Email is Real

• Check Your eBay Messages: The most reliable way to confirm a message is genuine is to log in directly to your official eBay account and check your Inbox/Message Center. If the email isn't there, it's a scam.
• Look for Personalization: Real eBay emails usually address you by your registered name or username rather than generic greetings like "Dear eBay Member" or "Attention User".
• Beware of Links and Attachments: eBay will never ask you to provide your password, credit card details, or other sensitive information directly through an email link. They also rarely include unsolicited attachments.
• Urgent or Threatening Tone: Scams often use alarming language (e.g., "Your account will be suspended immediately") to pressure you into acting without thinking.

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If You Suspect a Scam

1. Do Not Click: Avoid clicking any links or downloading any attachments.
2. Report It: Forward the suspicious email as an attachment to spoof@ebay.com.
3. Delete: Once reported, delete the email from your inbox.
4. Secure Your Account: If you already clicked a link or entered information, change your password immediately and consider enabling two-factor authentication.