Somebody redeem my stolen Apple card, what can I do?

RE: "I would like the police explains that stealing money from the family is a crime and also the deal he got is a scam … I am scared that my son still try to steal cash or our card to buy apple gift cards at the store and will send him the code for redeem."

Having scammed him once, these criminals may well try to scam him again. Or sell contact information to other would-be scammers who would like a list of easy marks.

The best defense against this is education: if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. Hopefully you can find someone at the police department (or maybe at his school) who can explain this to him in an understandable but not too frightening way.

You could file a police report

HHIphone7 Said:

"[...]Today I still saw the messenger is green, mean active. I am scared that my son still try to steal cash or our card to buy apple gift cards at the store and will send him the code for redeem. I am so stressful since I cannot predict what my son will do.[...]"

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Managing this Info:

A. Keep a Copy of these Messages:

Two methods...

• Use my User Tip: How to Save or Print a Complete iPhone Messages Thread - User Tip
• Take Some Screenshots: As you work your way down, take a few screenshots, as you scroll down the thread. Go here: Take a Screenshot on your iPhone - Apple Support

B. Reporting Items:

You can report phone calls' and messages' info to Apple and others. Use my User: Using the Photos App to Report Scams - User Tip

TheLittles – What you suggest might be a good idea, but it sounds like what the original poster was trying to say was that his autistic son sent Apple Gift Cards (or Gift Card codes) to the scammer. Not that his autistic son sent the number of an Apple Card (credit card).

From the post: "He doesn't has bank or apple card. If we has it, he would use all money."

If the poster's son sent gift cards (or gift card codes) – especially for gift cards purchased with cash – all of the money stolen by the scammer may be long gone. Apple's terms and conditions for Apple and iTunes gift cards say that Apple is not responsible for lost or stolen cards (although that would be subject to applicable law).

Servant of Cats Said:

"From the post: 'He doesn't has bank or apple card. If we has it, he would use all money.'"

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Copy & Paste Error on What to Quote:

HHIphone7 Said:

"[...]I would like the police explains that stealing money from the family is a crime and also the deal he got is a scam. I checked his facebook account, and even that Facebook account was not friend to my son. That account only used messenger to talk and text to my son.[...]"

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Managing this Info:

A. Keep a Copy of these Messages:

Two methods...

• Use my User Tip: How to Save or Print a Complete iPhone Messages Thread - User Tip
• Take Some Screenshots: As you work your way down, take a few screenshots, as you scroll down the thread. Go here: Take a Screenshot on your iPhone - Apple Support

B. Reporting Items:

You can report phone calls' and messages' info to Apple and others. Use my User: Using the Photos App to Report Scams - User Tip

HHIphone7 Said:

"Somebody redeem my stolen Apple card, what can I do?"

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Secure your Info:

Having been stollen, then (A)verify your devices, and (B)modify your credentials. Open a new eMail address and use that for your Apple ID.

A. Verify your Devices:

Verify that all devices are logged in to your account, by using this link: Check your Apple ID Device List to See where you're Signed in - Apple Support

then...

B. Modify your Credentials:

Having been stollen, someone lily has your credentials. So, by all means, modifying them.

• Modify: your login credentials (Using Both a New eMail and a New Password for each and all sites)
• Associate: a different method of payment to your account
• Enable: Two-Factor Authentication for Apple ID and for all other accounts that have such an applicable option

C. Report Items to Apple:

Also, you can report phone call's and messages info to Apple and others. Use my User: Using the Photos App to Report Scams - User Tip

Hello HHIphone7!

I’m very sorry to hear what you’re going through. I suggest you contact your bank, go over this issue with them, and see what they recommend.

Good Luck!