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Scammed by a person acting like Apple

the scammer used the Appleid page to allow me to stop a a purchase that I never made from a smart TV program.

acting like Apple he took me to an Apple ID page that was a perfect image of the normal Appleid.com page. I was to fill in my data which I did. As I was doing that and he had all the data he needed the page disappeared. Three days later my Visa card was used in Europe.

As of now I am very concerned about Apples security!!! What do I do now to become assured that Apple is secure????

William Stewart

iPhone 6s, iOS 12

Posted on Jun 5, 2019 5:41 AM

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Posted on Jun 5, 2019 6:09 AM

Because if I or anyone else decides to change their password there is no assurance that the page is really Apple. In such case it seems that a human being should by asking security questions from an existing unique personal data set prior to any access to

the users data.

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Scammed by a person acting like Apple

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