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I keep getting email messages from “iCloud” telling me my payment method on file is not usable. Also telling me my storage is nearly full - which is not correct. I suspect these emails to be Scam. Please advise me. Creegan
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iPhone 6, iOS 12
Hard to offer any advice, without any context at all. Can you post an example of these emails? Redact any personal details if you do.
Apple will always address you by the full name they have on file for your iCloud account. They will never use just your email address or "Dear Customer" or "Kind sir" etc...
How much free storage space do you have exactly? click here ➜ Check your iCloud storage on any device - Apple Support
Have you verified the card added for payment is functional and can be charged, and has not expired? click here ➜ If you need to change or update your Apple ID payment method - Apple Support
Uppereastside24 wrote:
Should I give iCloud my credit card info
That depends on who's asking for it.
Your payment info should already be part of your Apple ID, and iCloud can use it from there.
There is no need and no way to specifically give it to iCloud directly.
Can you explain exactly what is happening?
Are you receiving text messages or emails asking for your payment info?
Have you verified the card added for payment is functional and can be charged, and has not expired? click here ➜ If you need to change or update your Apple ID payment method - Apple Support
You can use the reportphishing@apple.com email address to forward suspect emails to.
click here ➜ Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
Phil 0124
thank you for that.
I checked my CC info on file with you. It’s valid. Also, I’m using only 50% of available storage. The same “scam” folks send me emails saying I’m almost out of storage. That got my attention too. I will forward the offending email for your attention. Thanks again.
michael creegan
Should I give iCloud my credit card info
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