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Ebay triggers a lot of SPAM from fruit & nut cases. You need to install some basic anti-SPAM software (such as Mailwasher if you are running XP) - this offers you the chance to blacklist the bastards or even bounce unwanted email back to them. It has now reduced my crap to ONE useless email per day.
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This really has nothing to do with spam.
The messages that one receives is purportedly from eBay. So if one is involved in bidding on an auction on eBay then one cannot block such emails. If one does block such emails using a heavy duty spam filter then later on, one will not get to know any information about ones bid or auction that is active on eBay at that point of time.
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