There's a "fraud" email circulating from what is said to be Ebay but it's not. Trying to get users to REregister with credit card info:
Notice the many spelling errors!!!

Original Message ---
From: eBay Customer Support
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2003 12:38 PM
Subject: Do not risk to lose your eBay registration!


Dear eBay community member,
Millions of people has been registered at the eBay Auction. Are all of them really active?
That is exactly we wish to know. It's time to count noses. And we would like you to help us.

It is of no import whether you are selling/bidding at the eBay at this moment or not.
Just tell us if you are going to do it some day.
So do not risk to lose your registration and click here:
http://signin.ebay.com/aw...dll?SignIn

Surely eBay will recompense you for your trouble.
Every 1000th active member will get a free DVD-set of five disks.
You are probably through trying to pretend that you believe in impartiality of different lotteries.
But here is no raffle. We just would like to thank you for the helpness!

Your Personal Trading Community (tm)
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Try the new and improved Sell Your Item 2.0 and see how much easier it
is to sell!
You can find the New Sell Your Item form by clicking the "Sell" button
at the top of any eBay page.
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Best regards,

eBay.