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I received a message that supposedly came from Bonanza stating that I had an order, but that I needed to update my seller information first. After logging into my account and opening the message, I saw that it was sent by someone who had only recently created their account, which makes me believe it did not actually come from Bonanza. The message asked me to update my store information, and when I clicked the link, I was taken to a page requesting my card details, including my card balance. I have never encountered a verification process asking for a card balance, so this raised a serious red flag for me. Is this a new procedure, or is this likely a scam?

asked 21 days ago

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tdk10a says: May 12, 2026

I have only been on here for about three weeks and have received three of those emails. I do not even open them – I know what’s happening with my account. It sucks that we try and be creative in making money and someone wants to steal it from us!!

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This message is a phishing scam attempting to steal your personal or financial information and should be treated with extreme caution. Sellers on Bonanza have reported receiving fake messages—often sent via the internal “Bmail” system—falsely claiming an order is on hold due to "unverified seller information

answered 21 days ago

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the_peeler_shop says: April 23, 2026

Thank you. I appreciate your comment!

Never heard of anything like that from bonanza. But,there have been several fishing email like that here recently. The only place you should have to update any information is internally, no links.

answered 21 days ago

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the_peeler_shop says: April 23, 2026

Thank you. I appreciate your comment!

Scam.

answered 21 days ago

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the_peeler_shop says: April 23, 2026

Thank you. I appreciate your comment!

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