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faked, which tends bear out the email's authenticity, but this isn't 
conclusive as there is information within the original email that can be 
checked to confirm this. However that information doesn't make it 
through the Westmont email list server, so I can't be certain that it is 
genuine from your email to the list.

If you've forwarded it on to spoof at ebay.com then I'd suggest waiting for 
their response. If as the email suggests your password has been changed 
by ebay they should confirm it and can then follow the instructions 
given in the email.

If they deny it then I'd be inclined to think that your ebay account has 
been hijacked and then you'll probably need to ask their help recovering it.

Let us know how you get on, and I hope that it is eBay that have changed 
the password on you and not some evildoer.

Locks only keep honest people honest people out and unfortunately the 
same principle applies to computer security.

Don H
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<div>In my experience, eBay doesn't change your passwords or userids unannounced.&nbsp; They will ask you to change it/them tho', and they will freeze your account if they don't like what they see.</div>  <div>Tom<BR><BR><B><I>Don Harvie &lt;donharvie at yahoo.com.au&gt;</I></B> wrote:</div>  <BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">planeseller wrote:<BR>&gt; The bad news is that I cannot access my account, it comes up with an invalid <BR>&gt; password. Now what coach?<BR><BR>Robert,<BR><BR>A Google search on the subject line indicates that the message may be <BR>legit. (There are also discussions related to it on the ebay web <BR>forums). However I also found another site that indicated emails with <BR>the same/similar subject line were a phishing email.<BR><BR>From what I could see in your email to the list the web links weren't <BR>faked, which tends bear out the email's authenticity, but this isn't <BR>conclusive
 as there is information within the original email that can be <BR>checked to confirm this. However that information doesn't make it <BR>through the Westmont email list server, so I can't be certain that it is <BR>genuine from your email to the list.<BR><BR>If you've forwarded it on to spoof at ebay.com then I'd suggest waiting for <BR>their response. If as the email suggests your password has been changed <BR>by ebay they should confirm it and can then follow the instructions <BR>given in the email.<BR><BR>If they deny it then I'd be inclined to think that your ebay account has <BR>been hijacked and then you'll probably need to ask their help recovering it.<BR><BR>Let us know how you get on, and I hope that it is eBay that have changed <BR>the password on you and not some evildoer.<BR><BR>Locks only keep honest people honest people out and unfortunately the <BR>same principle applies to computer security.<BR><BR>Don H<BR>--<BR>This message has been virus scanned by Clam
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