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eBay, Western Union Becoming Scam Accomplices of Choice Posted by Pile (6413 views) [E-Mail link] [Get-Rich-Quick] Most of the online scams that are running these days involve duping the gullible consumer into using Western Union to wire money to various parties. In a new twist, ebay auctions are being set up as a launching pad for more scams using Western Union. It's about time that people begin to realize that if someone asks you to wire them money, especially with Western Union (who does virtually nothing to help people who have been scammed using their resources), you should just say no. Stop using Western Union.   1 Article displayed.

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