on 30-04-2020 02:34 PM
Hi. I had my eBay account hacked recently and my email address is no longer recognised - oops! I followed direction on the eBay website for a hacked account where a logon cannot be achieved. It directs to contact eBay immediately however provides no means to do so. Following 'email' or 'call' options just led back to the logon screen which I cannot access.
I opened another eBay account to see if I could somehow get help through that means. This proved fruitless as no phone contact is listed and the email facility is no longer available. In short it appears that there is no way to contact eBay to get my original account unlocked and the hacking resolved. That account has active purchases and other activity ongoing. I have lost confidence in eBay and it's security systems. Chat with the Community seems to be my last source of information.
Any ideas to resolve this, before I abandon my ebay accounts and change my bank card, would be great fully received.
Thanks,
Steve
AUS
on 30-04-2020 02:41 PM
Hi Steve, Live Chat is still available, you can find it via the HELP tab at top/bottom of ebay pages.
on 30-04-2020 02:43 PM
Emailing eBay is pointless as any replies are bot generated'
Phoning has not been available for a couple of weeks due to Coronavirus closing down the call center
Have you tried Live Chat (you may need to go to 'help' at the top of any page rather than going about it via report a hacked account
I think you should (if you have'nt already) contact your bank in any case
I have never had to report this issue myself, but I am sure a fellow member can offer more advice when they see your post
on 30-04-2020 07:54 PM
on 07-03-2022 09:42 AM - last edited on 08-03-2022 01:46 AM by gewens
I am glad that on this number a Human actually answers, but I do not think it is wise to wait until the last day of delivery as he is suggesting and then to declare a dispute as the eBay tracking number is a fake. Email customerhelp_au@ebay.com just comes back with a bot reply not to contact them that way, great! Bangood and Aliexpress are just as cunning with denying access via email and to the seller. Best to contact the bank to get your money back. Unfortunately, BankWest rings you back three times just when you are driving, so you best stay home to wait and wait for the call.
on 08-03-2022 01:50 AM
If you need to contact eBay, please first visit http://ocsnext.ebay.com.au/ocs to describe the help you require. Once you have selected the area that best describes your situation, you will be provided with multiple resolution options, including a Contact Us option. The Contact Us option will give you a phone number to call to discuss your situation with an eBay representative.
on 08-03-2022 01:58 AM
Gewens, that link you've provided doesn't seem to go anywhere.
on 09-03-2022 07:40 PM
Old, probably pre-Covid, link. Comes up as a Lithium Legacy to me.
on 09-06-2024 10:55 AM
THE CONVICTS AT EBAY HAVE NO EMAIL AND NO PHONE NUMBER AS THEY ARE DUCKING AND DIVING CONVICTS
on 09-06-2024 11:06 AM
Kindly stop yelling. especially when I never said they did have a phone number
Correct, the call center closed over four years ago
What convicts are these?
Were you the seller or the buyer?
Can you possibly start your own thread, instead of jumping on an old one
With out the yelling, if possible