#Hacker blocking my ebay listings full
#Hacker blocking my ebay listings password

With the true facts now exploding on the internet and television for the entire world to see, I think it would be in their best interests.

#Hacker blocking my ebay listings full

Given these facts, eBay should quickly and publicly apologize to all buyers and sellers for their complete indifference toward them, publicly take full responsibility for buyers deciding to not return to the eBay site and quickly reform these new egregious policies they have laid on eBay sellers.

Now, we are all informed, with this breach, that eBay has never encrypted buyers or sellers personal information that can directly lead to identity theft which can cause complete chaos financially and otherwise for them, when stolen. But, when these sellers have big enough sales numbers, eBay actually erases their negative feedback they receive from buyers and will ignore their bad behavior and bad treatment of buyers to ensure they don't fall below eBay's high standards.

There are also plenty of sellers at eBay who dupe buyers by selling cheap and fraudulent items, upload tracking but don't actually ship it for days, etc. Sellers who have, for many years, faithfully followed their previous 'hit with a stick' policies and gone above and beyond for their buyers, will now become victim to eBay, in the cruelest of ways, disintegrating their listings from the site without notice. Top executives have recently gone so far as to intentionally implement policies that will result in their customers (sellers), sooner than later, falling below eBay's standards even when followed to the tee. In the wake of this eBay breach, and with just the minimal amount of information that eBay has disclosed, I must say it is much more than just troubling.ĮBay has, in recent years, become more and more blatant about blaming its customers (sellers) for buyers not returning to the site.

#Hacker blocking my ebay listings password

This could be coincidence or it could mean that replacing the password was a requirement to resume receiving emails.

I don't know anybody (who is not wet behind the ears) who believes what they are saying about what they do NOT know and when they knew it.įollowup: Hi Ina, After I replaced my eBay password, the eBay emails started coming again in the next overnight cycle. It is extremely obvious that eBay is in 'full obfuscation' mode. I hope you will be aggressive in publishing information about the security breach. I am wondering if eBay has mucked that up as a result of the password mess. We both checked our emails subscription status and that says that we are supposed to be receiving them. Yesterday and today neither I nor another person, who normally receive numerous daily eBay emails for followed searches, has received any such emails. This question is not so much personally for me, but it may be that there is a problem that has not yet been fully recognized? I thought you might know or know who to ask. But it is not the same as categorically saying 'ABSOLUTELY SURE of NO COMPROMISE to financial data'.Ĭould they just say that since the PayPal site was not compromised, so therefore there's no financial / credit card data stolen? eBay is still trying to protect eBay and not alleviating customers' concerns?Ĭould it be that eBay still not telling the truth at this point? Could it be that eBay is still protecting itself from future lawsuit? Regarding financial data, eBay said 'there was no evidence' of compromise. There is no reason to remove a buyer from a blocked list, as the purpose of this list is for sellers to block potential bidders/buyers as they see fit.The following is a sampling of letters from readers who have written to us concerning the news on May 21st that criminals had gained access to eBay's user database earlier in the year. If this kind of mistake was ever made by a representative of eBay, we would absolutely address the matter with appropriate coaching and the appropriate protections for the seller. Hi want to clarify that under no circumstances should a buyer ever be removed from a seller's blocked bidder list by Customer Service. If this buyer contacted eBay and requested the block to be removed, I’m sure that a CS agent would do just that.

However, that id didn’t suddenly disappear! I’m rather disgusted by this. So, I’m curious - can an eBay employee do this without a seller’s permission? I ask because on our other account, an eBay employee emailed and bugged us on behalf of a blocked buyer. I know of no way of the user id being able to have suddenly disappeared from the list today. I know because I have my blocked list copied into our other account and in a Google note! This may seem an odd question, but I just had a user id purchase from me that I know for a fact was blocked. CS - can they remove a blocked buyer? Because.I’m surprised!