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| From | Stacy Lynn <stacy@stacyinthecity.com> |
| Subject | Re: ebay scam |
| Date | Tue, 04 Feb 2003 15:13:50 |
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Wow. I'm very offended. Seriously.
I was trying to help, just as much as you were. I'm sorry if I sounded
know it all-y, as you seem to think, but I can honestly say that I wasn't
being "smarter than you" I was just trying to help identify other ways to
know its a scam.
I am sorry you took it the wrong way, that was not my intent.
At 02:09 PM 2/4/2003 -0800, Ken West wrote:
>sorry for the public-stinger, but the initial post was to hopefully thwart
>the efforts of these no-gooders who may not be quite as smart as Stacy. For
>the record, the link in question on the email is embedded html, going to the
>site via the link would not appear to be anything other than Ebay by
>appearances. In any event, I do hope that this allert did help at least one
>person who may have somehow felt that this scam was legitamite.
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>Who throws a cupcake? Honestly??
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