So message the seller and ask more questions and see how they respond.Īlso, ask for more photos. Where the sale is not genuine, you usually find there is little If there is a remarkable difference, think carefully before proceeding. With your mouse, right click on the image and chose “copy link address”.Īlthough eBay is known for a bargain, if the price looks too good to be true, it probably is.Ĭompare the price of the goods for sale to similar goods for sale elsewhere on eBay. If this is the case the fraudster will most likely have copied them from a genuine eBay seller or from somewhere else online.
If it’s not a genuine sale, it’s highly likely the pictures of the product will also not be genuine. As a result of improved protection technologies, we’re seeing that criminals are avoiding the well-lit sites like eBay and moving to darker corners of the Internet that are more difficult to monitor.” What to look out for 1: The pictures "Criminals have learned the hard way that platforms like eBay are vigilant and proactive in fighting fraud. At any given moment, over 800 million listings are offered for sale on eBay globally – with the overwhelming majority of listings on eBay coming from honest and law-abiding sellers. An eBay spokesman said : "eBay has more than 149 million active global users engaged in transactions across 50,000 unique categories. The good news is the chance of fraud is low.
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