<p>hahaha. I can be a nonbeliever, but will I still get $250 bucks?</p>
<p>We regularly buy (and sometimes sell) things on ebay. Once, after an auction of something we were selling was complete, I got an email from the “buyer”. I answered it via the link in the email (instead of going back through ebay), and had to change all my ebay and paypal accounts because it was a phishing scam. My husband will never let me forget it. Some of the phishing emails look pretty slick, especially the ones, supposedly from your “bank”. </p>
<p>call me “been burned before and learned my lesson”… kitty and ucsd dad…let us know if bad guys take over your PC anytime soon, hahaha.</p>
<p>[SurveyMonkey.com</a> - Powerful tool for creating web surveys. Online survey software made easy!](<a href=“http://www.surveymonkey.com%5DSurveyMonkey.com”>http://www.surveymonkey.com) is the organization that created the survey in the email…I have received surveys from them in the past from my children’s high school and district…you can do what you want, but it is legit…</p>
Haha - It can’t take over my PC. Phishing scams rely on you to provide personal information (like eBay or bank account numbers, passwords, etc.) and this survey didn’t do that. It really was benign. Also, I’m familiar with ‘surveymonkey’ and have done surveys through them before. I’m ‘very’ careful about things like this but I know a fair amount about computers and scams so I was fine with it.</p>
<p>I got a few weeks ago also. I didn’t think it was a scam (unlike the Bank of America phishing email I got today - I don’t have an account with them!)</p>
<p>surveymonkey is a website that anyone can use to make their own online survey. Something from there could be completely serious or completely bogus.</p>
<p>I figured it was something the new cc owners were doing, so I filled it out. Hopefully I didnt compromize my office computer. that would be bad!</p>