on โ30-04-2014 06:53 PM
on โ30-04-2014 07:11 PM
By putting an item in your cart and/or buying an item you are now in a transaction with the seller and they can request your details from ebay. You would also receive their details from ebay along with the advice that the seller has done this.
on โ30-04-2014 07:11 PM
Is it the one you use in PayPal?
Did you click on any links?
on โ30-04-2014 09:16 PM
Report the seller to eBay as they are not allowed to send promotional material without your consent.
Are you certain you do not have an unpaid item in your cart and this is what the messages are about ?
on โ01-05-2014 06:59 AM
on โ01-05-2014 07:04 AM
on โ01-05-2014 07:11 AM
on โ01-05-2014 07:32 AM
Appears that your account could have been hacked, because someone must be doing it if you're not.
on โ01-05-2014 07:52 AM
One thing about it, even if you or someone else placed something in a cart, it means nothing. You are under no onbligation to buy at all.
I often place things in carts on some sites, just to find out the postage costs.
Once something is placed in a cart though-or even if it isn't, even if you just work on a project (think vistaprint here), they will bombard you with special deals to try to entice you to come back, so i think they can pick up a lot of tracking details just from the fact you log onto their site.
You say you have never logged on. Is there anyone else in your house who may have clicked one of their links?
But even if they had, you definitely do not have to complete any order.
on โ01-05-2014 10:26 AM
@glendhen wrote:
Yes, I bought an item off them on eBay with PayPal. It was just a kitchen item and as I'm normally into gardening, I'm not interested in what else they have for sale. So, no, I didn't click on anything else because I'm just not into what they have for sale.
If your PayPal address is your personal email addy, then that's how they got your email addy. It is provided when you use PayPal.