"Did someone tell you that you would be employed by eBay and eBay would pay you to post product reviews, write forum posts, or grab orders? This is a scam, and they are setting you up to steal from you. The scammers will earn your trust with fake proof of their system, perhaps even let you withdraw very small payments, then they will tell you that you have to pay them to be able to withdraw more payments.
This is called a task scam or an order-grabbing scam. The fake company might use the name "eBay Mall" or a different name. Either way, it's a scam that has nothing to do with the real eBay.
eBay doesn't pay people to write forum posts, write product reviews, or grab orders. No legitimate company pays for this type of "work."
If the scammers ask you to sign up for a cryptocurrency account, don't do it. Don't give them any money; you won't get any of it back. More info: https://malwaretips.com/blogs/ebay-job-scam/
Google translate detects your language as Hindi but your profile that you set up today says you are in the U.S.
If you actually are in the U.S. and want to sell your note, you will need to set up a selling account and you will need to give eBay your Social Security number and bank checking account information so they can pay you if the note sells. (Also be aware that new sellers have their funds held for up to 30 days before eBay releases the money.) If you are in the U.S. and shipping from the U.S., the listing will need to be in English, not Hindi.
If you are not in the U.S. but are actually in another country, you will need to check with eBay for that country to see what you need to do to sell on eBay.
I don't know. Maybe it's one of those things where people are told they will be paid if they post "something" on the eBay boards. I hope not. I saw another post in Hindi that I couldn't understand the translate but it looked like the poster said he doesn't have anything to sell (but I'm not sure about that).
The only reason I even used Google translate on these is because I didn't recognize the language and wanted to know what it is.
redmodelt
·1 year ago"Did someone tell you that you would be employed by eBay and eBay would pay you to post product reviews, write forum posts, or grab orders? This is a scam, and they are setting you up to steal from you. The scammers will earn your trust with fake proof of their system, perhaps even let you withdraw very small payments, then they will tell you that you have to pay them to be able to withdraw more payments.
This is called a task scam or an order-grabbing scam. The fake company might use the name "eBay Mall" or a different name. Either way, it's a scam that has nothing to do with the real eBay.
eBay doesn't pay people to write forum posts, write product reviews, or grab orders. No legitimate company pays for this type of "work."
If the scammers ask you to sign up for a cryptocurrency account, don't do it. Don't give them any money; you won't get any of it back. More info: https://malwaretips.com/blogs/ebay-job-scam/
pickapaper
·1 year agoGoogle translate detects your language as Hindi but your profile that you set up today says you are in the U.S.
If you actually are in the U.S. and want to sell your note, you will need to set up a selling account and you will need to give eBay your Social Security number and bank checking account information so they can pay you if the note sells. (Also be aware that new sellers have their funds held for up to 30 days before eBay releases the money.) If you are in the U.S. and shipping from the U.S., the listing will need to be in English, not Hindi.
If you are not in the U.S. but are actually in another country, you will need to check with eBay for that country to see what you need to do to sell on eBay.
soh.maryl
·1 year agoThere are several recent messages here in that language.
Wonder what that's about?
pickapaper
·1 year ago@soh.maryl
I don't know. Maybe it's one of those things where people are told they will be paid if they post "something" on the eBay boards. I hope not. I saw another post in Hindi that I couldn't understand the translate but it looked like the poster said he doesn't have anything to sell (but I'm not sure about that).
The only reason I even used Google translate on these is because I didn't recognize the language and wanted to know what it is.
soh.maryl
·1 year agoGlad you did get it translated. My curiosity is also piqued by these messages. Hope we find out sooner or later.