First of all, I would NOT click on ANY links in an email from the seller. There are ways to hide the actual address. (Particularly an IDN vulnerability - see
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2005/ ... fense.html and
http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/gerv/arc ... 07556.html )
As far as the address being
info@Escrow-Europa.Com or
info@escrow-europa.com it should not make a difference. The domain name (in this case escrow-europa.com ) are NOT case sensitive, however in a web address things after the domain name are (typically)
i.e.
http://escrow-fraud.pgardner.net/test1.htm is different from
http://escrow-fraud.pgardner.net/TEST1.htm Click on them and see!
But if you do the same with the domain name
http://escrow-fraud.pgardner.net/test2.htm is different from
http://escrow-fraud.PGARDNER.net/test2.htm
So I would suggest that you manually type in
http://www.escrow-europa.com and try to login with your (previously registered) information. DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY SELECT IT FROM YOUR HISTORY OR THE AUTOCOMPLETE LIST (in fact to be safe you could clear your history and cache of your browser) If your login fails, then you can re-register (now knowing that you are on the CORRECT site) and infom the party that you are now registered and can complete the transaction. If you get any flak from the seller then you could probably safely assume that you are being scammed.
I hope this help... Let us know how it turns out, good or bad.
Thanks,
Paul