Changing Passwords

**louj** · 03-14-2007

You should always change you password in eBay occasionally.

I've been selling in eBay for almost 3 years now and I've done this often. I know that Identity hijacking can do a real trouble for someone who often sell through eBay and preserving your reputation is a must but a very hard task.

swapnil90 · 03-15-2007

The passwords that you keep must also not be similar in case some one has even a slight idea of what your old password is...

inworx · 03-15-2007

Also, never EVER use dictionary password, date of birth, name etc. These are easy to guess and so your account is easy to be accessible to ANYONE!

reporter · 03-16-2007

The best is to use a combination of odd numbers and letters. But dont forget to memorise it or you might lend yourself in trouble. lolzz.

intex · 03-16-2007

Even I am damn careful about my passwords & I keep changing them everywhere not only eBay.

Anyway thnx for info.

**rant** · 03-19-2007

You could also add some special characters to you passwords. I even exchange some letters with special characters. One such example is changing S with $ or U with ().

With this, others won't have a chance of guessing my passwords.

niceguy1 · 03-17-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by louj

You should always change you password in eBay occasionally.

I've been selling in eBay for almost 3 years now and I've done this often. I know that Identity hijacking can do a real trouble for someone who often sell through eBay and preserving your reputation is a must but a very hard task.

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louj Banned Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 139 Rep Power: 0	Changing Passwords You should always change you password in eBay occasionally. I've been selling in eBay for almost 3 years now and I've done this often. I know that Identity hijacking can do a real trouble for someone who often sell through eBay and preserving your reputation is a must but a very hard task.

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swapnil90 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 255 Rep Power: 2	The passwords that you keep must also not be similar in case some one has even a slight idea of what your old password is...

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inworx Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 160 Rep Power: 2	Also, never EVER use dictionary password, date of birth, name etc. These are easy to guess and so your account is easy to be accessible to ANYONE!

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reporter Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 11 Rep Power: 0	The best is to use a combination of odd numbers and letters. But dont forget to memorise it or you might lend yourself in trouble. lolzz.

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intex Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 71 Rep Power: 2	Even I am damn careful about my passwords & I keep changing them everywhere not only eBay. Anyway thnx for info.

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rant Banned Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 106 Rep Power: 0	You could also add some special characters to you passwords. I even exchange some letters with special characters. One such example is changing S with $ or U with (). With this, others won't have a chance of guessing my passwords.

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