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I have had two women on Facebook ask me for an iTunes card to be able to use their cameras on their phones. One got a card from me but then said there was a problem with the card. The other keeps saying it is not a scam but they both used the same screenshot and now I am not responding to either anymore.
I need some guidance from Apple on this.
iPhone
It's a SCAM...About Gift Card Scams - Official Apple Support
It's a SCAM...About Gift Card Scams - Official Apple Support
Not really that helpful and I want to hear straight from Apple on this because there was another discussion on here but the Apple rep wasn’t 100% sure that this example is real or not.
Is there a scam involving iTunes cards needed to update phone cameras?
