The Hackfest continues...

anonymous · Top Poster

RE: The Hackfest continues...

anonymous · Top Poster

284dan wrote:

Why would ebay want to stop this? If this guy is hacking into other users account and posting auctions by the 1000's, look at all those listing fees ebay will be able to collect from the unsuspecting users who credit cards are about to be raped by Ebay.

Ebay has to be loving this. $$$$$$$

I have a sneaky hunch they will not be loving IT too much before too long.

(reprise of increasingly maniacal laughter)

284dan · Senior Member

Why would ebay want to stop this? If this guy is hacking into other users account and posting auctions by the 1000's, look at all those listing fees ebay will be able to collect from the unsuspecting users who credit cards are about to be raped by Ebay.

Ebay has to be loving this. $$$$$$$

anonymous · Top Poster

Here a few (hundred) more

The other thing, lots of the listings contained email addies, which, when searched for, did NOT show up, yet when searching for the same item(s) using different terms, they _did show.

One in other group of scam listings in particular would not allow copying. If you wished to search for them you would have to actually type the desired terms in. I have the pages saved.

anonymous · Top Poster

Just curious.
Does IT seem to anyone else that ebay is whatchacall one of them there a VULGAR sites?

How many kiddies got to see good ol' live action Fana?

Online consumers, and their families should not be subjected to that.

anonymous · Top Poster

Maybe ebay should just consider shutting down the whole website while trying to fix IT, because they are WHOOPED!

Vladuz OWNS ebaY! IT should be obvious by now...

Looky here, at the counters.

How many of those folks were victims?

Is ebaY going to continue to unsist it is the victims fault, when IT is THEIR faulty, unrepaired code which allows for re-directs from WITHIN ITs site?, Their INABILITY to stop this? Their IMPOTENCE!

Again, I have all these source codes as proof.

As well as a mountain of posting which were pulled when concerned individuals sought to alert fellow consumers on ebaY discussion boards, all to save their chaste reputation.

(Just like quite a few of us now, BTW)

Have a doughnut and take some free advice, ebaY.

Do the right thing...

anonymous · Top Poster

But wait ebaY shoppers!

There is even more!

LIVE ACTION FANA! LOOK AT THAT FANTASTIC PRICE! (are they any cheaper by the dozen?)

This one had a re-direct script, (a nearly 2 year old SNAFU, THANKS ebaY.) Some of the pictured listings show well over 600 hits.

That is over 600 potential victims (there alone).

When is sleazebay going to make a public announcement of some sort for the protection of consumers?

Nice, family oriented website you are running there, sleazebay

.

I have located THOUSANDS of scam listings this evening, across all sorts of categories, many, many saved as htm files, and screenshots.

Time for people to start standing up.

Time for ebaY to quit attempting to hide the TRUTH.

Time for ebaY to admit it is out of control.

Acceptance is the first step to recovery.

-- Edited by anonymous at 00:23, 2007-02-28

anonymous · Top Poster

YEPPERS! Looks like something is happening.

Lots more than just this screen cap, but I have TONNES saved, in htm format also. (So as to document the event, mind you.)

Which brings me to the next question...

Does ebaY realize that everyone else can save them that way too and have scripts to play with?

Be sure to tune into the big, talking in codes, favete linguis forum

Pathetic.

yet

Hilarious