Is no_reply@email.apple.com a legitimate domain from Apple?
Is no_reply@email.apple.com a legitimate domain from Apple?
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Is no_reply@email.apple.com a legitimate domain from Apple?
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I received the same email. This email address is legit as far as I can tell, however this is a phishing scam, DO NOT CLICK THE LINK. I checked my legit emails from Apple and they used the same Apple email address (no_reply@email.Apple.com) however when I clicked the link it sent me to a FAKE Apple website, which asked me to input my ID information. Obviously, do not input this information because it is fake. I’m not sure how they can send phishing emails using a legitimate email, but they found out how. Hopefully this reply helps people in the future!
-Best, Chris
Hopefully this answer helps!
I received the same email. This email address is legit as far as I can tell, however this is a phishing scam, DO NOT CLICK THE LINK. I checked my legit emails from Apple and they used the same Apple email address (no_reply@email.Apple.com) however when I clicked the link it sent me to a FAKE Apple website, which asked me to input my ID information. Obviously, do not input this information because it is fake. I’m not sure how they can send phishing emails using a legitimate email, but they found out how. Hopefully this reply helps people in the future!
-Best, Chris
I am seeing other threads on here that say the correct email from Apple is "noreply@email.apple.com" without the underscore. How can I be sure this is the case. The email was regarding someone has used your Apple ID to download an Authenticator App, if this was not you change your password here. I am familiar with Phishing emails and the slight alteration of an actual email address to look like it's coming form a legitimate source, so I am questioning this one. Thanks for the responses.
That just means the email, whether “real” or “fake” is named Apple. I have had my personal email changed by one letter but they called it by name so in the from it looked like the sender was me, my name, but if you scroll over my name you would notice it was not it in fact my email as it was changed by one letter. The reason I am asking the question is specifically because it says from Apple but in scrolling over the “apple” the domain is no_reply@email.apple.com. So asking the question is this actual email address from email or is it Phishing disguised as Apple?
See also the following Apple articles:
Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams
Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
If you think your Apple ID has been compromised
If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support
I received an email with a legit looking apple email but… Apple likely wouldn’t make errors like the ones I’ve circled. Incorrect punctuation. The first sentence is a bit of a run-on and the last… well… it just cuts off.
It can be either one depending on why it was sent. I get the "no_reply" version from the iTunes Store when I buy something, and get the "noreply" version when I modify something on my account.
Both are valid in my experience. However, email addresses can be spoofed or faked. The content of the email you received would be a better identifier of real or fake email messages.
Normally yes. It's an address used by Apple when advising of things that you are not supposed to reply to.
what was the email you got about exactly?
Apple will always address you by your name or the name they have on file for you, not Dear Customer, Dear Client or by using your e-mail address.
To be sure -> Call Apple in your region see: Contact Apple for support and service
Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support
It is legitime, see ⤵️
Get here monthly invoice from Apple.
my email from this sender said, that my apple ID is locked for security reasons and i have to verify my account, and then it asks me to add my visa card and all my data
Is no_reply@email.apple.com a legitimate domain from Apple?