Ebay asking for my Bank credentials from an unsecure site

[cmee]

[ckimodog]

@cmee 

Did you receive this via email or ebay messages? The picture is a bit blurry on my end.   I wouldn't respond to it until you find out if it's legitimate or a scam.  Let us know. 

[monica-sells]

I would suggest posting on the technical board with an @ to one of the ebay blues

I will say, as a former web developer, the 'call' to the bank is in the framed area, which is contained within another webpage....there is a possible certificate mismatch in there...you should have been able to click on it for an explanation...

https://community.ebay.com/t5/Share-eBay-Technical-Issues/bd-p/technicalissues-db

[m60driver]

Uh, "www.riskremedyweb.ebay.com" does not sound like a legitimate web address to me nor does it bring up an Ebay page.  I place my bet on the scam option.

[albertabrightalberta]

NM

[albertabrightalberta]

There are a couple of other posts.

https://community.ebay.com/t5/Selling/A-request-from-e-Bay/td-p/32693857

https://community.ebay.com/t5/Selling/Is-the-following-Ebay-site-legitimate/td-p/32785562

@cmee Is the message in your ebay messages?

[walwalwill]

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@monica-sells wrote:

I will say, as a former web developer, the 'call' to the bank is in the framed area, which is contained within another webpage....there is a possible certificate mismatch in there...you should have been able to click on it for an explanation...

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It's possible, but I'd think that the more likely explanation is that there are two subdomains when they only certed 1.

Almost nobody gets a cert for www.subdomain.example.com,  because www is, itself, a subdomain.