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I have rec'd close to 45 emails teling me my icloud payment method has expired and to re-enter my card iformation. I know this is not legitimate but I cannot get rid of the emails!! I'm gettin beyond frustrated. Not real tech savy and need help!
iPhone 8 Plus, iOS 16
Whoever solves the spam problem should be nominated for a Nobel Prize. You don’t have to forward them; you can just delete them. Forwarding them helps kill the evil websites, but it won’t stop the spam.
There are 3rd party apps that can filter spam, with varying degrees of effectiveness.
Whoever solves the spam problem should be nominated for a Nobel Prize. You don’t have to forward them; you can just delete them. Forwarding them helps kill the evil websites, but it won’t stop the spam.
There are 3rd party apps that can filter spam, with varying degrees of effectiveness.
Of course they will keep coming; 60% of all email is spam. You can try email spam blocking apps, which will help somewhat, but there is no way to block spam. the point of forwarding is to take down the bogus sites that the email links to; it won’t stop the spam from coming.
There is no reason not to send spam; if even 0.001% of the spam results in revenue you are still making a good return on investment.
I smell a rat. This message came in 48 hours ago.
Apple Account Access Limitation! Security Alert!
We suspect that your "Apple ID" account may have been accessed by someone else to purchase Bitcoin's from Coinbase hence we have stopped that transaction.Also we have found traces of someone attempting to send spam emails or gain access to your financial or personal information by using your password.
We require you to verify your identity with a security challenge and then try to change your password.
Date/Time : Friday, July 12th, 2024 at 8:42 AM Los Angeles (UTC-7)
Operating System: Safari
IP Location : Sochi (Russia: 120.89.9.134)
If this login was done by you, then ignore this alert there's no need to worry.
If this was not done by you.
Immediately ask us to secure your account information.
We will help you at +1 850-909-7481
If you did this, you can safely disregard this email.
Thanks,
The Apple Store Compliance Team
Support: +1 850-909-7481
Forward them to reportphishing@apple.com.
I have done that but every email has a different sender and recipient. Should I send every email?
Do not enter ur card info !! That’s a scam report the email and block it try to unsubscribe at end of that email u got ,
That’s why at top of email on right corner 3 dots should be option to report it
Yes, because Apple can block the link in those emails.
What 3 dots? I don’t have 3 dots at the top in an email. Or at the bottom.
I have done that and they still keep coming!
There has to be another method to get rid of these emails. I shouldn't have to send all these report phishing emails to Apple and nothing is stopping them.
icloud fraudulent email requests
