eBay

amylbs · ‎09-08-2018

How do I get rid of them?

ankylosaurus_z · ‎09-08-2018

Totally unnecessary.

ebay is the one letting amazon in.

reset my tabs and refreshed

no problem.

but 8 “winners” in a row was a new one on me.

ebay Critism deleted

jrapiza@tpa.ebay.com · ‎09-09-2018

You may want to turn on your Pop Up Blocker. Hope it works!

Launch Settings.
Tap Safari.
Under the General section, click the toggle next to Block Pop-ups to enable or disable the pop-up blocker. A green toggle indicates an enabled pop-up blocker.

buyitnow89 · ‎09-09-2018

Hello, I am also having this same problem when using my ipad air 2 ios 11.04. When I log into ebay the spreediscount.com popup comes up with a bogus offer from amazon. This only happens when I actually log on. It happens with safari, the google chrome app, and the firefox app. it happens when at home or anywhere else i can log on from. I have tried all the supposed cures, ie:clear cache, delete history, reboot, flick the popup away, set popup blockers to on. Nothing has helped so far. It still happens randomly when I log on. It does not happen when I logon with my windows 7 or windows 10 pc. So I think it is an ebay issue in conjunction with an apple vulnerability. Ebay and /or apple is going to have to get involved and find out what was hacked or breeched or something that is allowing this to happen. The only thing to do when it is occurring is either do a hard reboot, or close down the browser and flick it away from the bottom. At least that gets rid of it for a while.

ankylosaurus_z · ‎09-09-2018

Only happens for me with ebay

used to happen occasionally with yahoo.com

but I no longer go there

ankylosaurus_z · ‎09-10-2018

Just killed 6 shopping tabs.

I guess no one makes money on ebay today

except maybe ebay gets 6 x .000000000001 dollars ; )

come on ebay

shape up!

ankylosaurus_z · ‎09-10-2018

I set up 6 new search trot lines

been checking them all day, no problem

i predict that overnight there will be 6 amazon suckers attached

and I will have to start over again.

thevintagesilvershop · ‎09-10-2018

This is a malicious redirect, it’s not a virus, not malware. Most likely from a third party ad that eBay hosts and didn’t vett. Ebay has to fix. Only happens to Apple iPads.

See this example that happened to the major credit reporting agencies.

https://www.securityweek.com/malicious-redirects-equifax-transunion-sites-caused-third-party-script

ankylosaurus_z · ‎09-10-2018

You’re preaching to the choir!

maybe someone from ebay is paying attention.

ankylosaurus_z · ‎09-11-2018

I was wrong.

only 4 of 6 caught a amazon stinker

will reset all lines and let you know how it goes.

hope I don’t miss any auctions!

ankylosaurus_z · ‎09-12-2018

Ok

My stringers worked all day

AND

did not catch a single amazon stinker last night.

hard work on ebays part

or

random chance

only the gods of commerce know ; )

ankylosaurus_z · ‎09-12-2018

Ok

My stringers worked all day

AND

did not catch a single amazon stinker last night.

hard work on ebays part

or

random chance

only the g... of commerce know ; )

larestreasuresandthrifts · ‎09-12-2018

I was having the same issue on my IPad Pro including unrecognition of password so I called Ebay tec support. I’m not sure if they did something but within a day it was fixed. Other things I tried did not work. I let them know that clients were complaining they could not buy due to these issues.

thevintagesilvershop · ‎09-12-2018

I think Ebay got smart and fixed it, dumping the fake ad company that had the malicious code. I truly believe this was a server side issue and not client side malware.