I also got 90%, missing the eBay one, and for the same reason--I'd know what the last four digits of my card number and the expiration date were, and the odds of accidentally getting both of those correct with random numbers are pretty darn low indeed.
(And I've received legit e-mails from one of my credit card companies that are phishier than actual phishing; took me a while to nail down that it really was legit corporate-spam. For a while now, I've gotten 'em once or twice a month, and I swear, I've gotten phishing messages that were more believable...)
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(And I've received legit e-mails from one of my credit card companies that are phishier than actual phishing; took me a while to nail down that it really was legit corporate-spam. For a while now, I've gotten 'em once or twice a month, and I swear, I've gotten phishing messages that were more believable...)