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Interesting. I just got an E-mail message that is four or five times longer than what I am attaching. What do you suggest I do with it?
Suspicious message:
if it was me then I would delete it
Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
if it was me then I would delete it
Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
There is no picture of your suspected fraud.
My personnal recommandation:
then, destroy it.
If you are using an e-mail application which take into account what you mark as SPAM,
then, mark this e-mail as SPAM, and it should immediatly jump into your special SPAM mailbox, and will be destroyed automatically.
Try not to open any messages with attachments from users you don't recognize.
Look carefully in your Downloads folder for any files you don't recognize, and trash them before running them.
Open attachments only from verified senders who you know are sending you attachments at the time you requested them.
Thank you. This is the first answer that is close to what I had been hoping for. I was planning to report it to the appropriate authorities, but I somehow lost the message. Once before, I had a message that I was going to refer to the FBI, but I was never able to contact them. Fortunately, it was. not a matter of national security.
Attempted fraud
