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How can I contact Apple Card support?

need to talk to a rep about my apple card.

is there a phone number?


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Posted on Jun 27, 2023 8:34 AM

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Posted on Jun 26, 2024 1:49 PM

Thank you SO MUCH for this phone number. Goldman Sachs and Apple put up a world-class defense to prevent human contact. After 90 infuriating minutes of trying to address fraudulent Apple Card charges online, I found this number. Dispute resolved in 7 minutes.


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Sep 14, 2024 10:10 PM in response to Mayarcww

Mayarcww wrote:

The company is ActBlue. The charge is only a dollar buck I still object.

You can cancel the recurring charge by going here:

https://help.actblue.com/hc/en-us/articles/16869098638231-How-do-I-change-or-cancel-my-recurring-contribution#receipt


This was a charge that you did agree to whether it was from a email;, text message or website. They did not get your payment information without your authorization or authorization from someone using your device or card number. Any payment method will honor your agreement to be billed for the charge. You will need to cancel the subscription to prevent further charges. Disputing a charge with the payment method, whether it is the Apple Card or not, is a possibility when there is fraud involved, but they are likely to be able to prove that the authorization came from your device. The Passcode to your device is the authorization and if anyone else knows it, then you have given them authorization to use your device and that includes for purchases. If that is the case, then change your Passcode and do not give it to anyone else.


Simply use the link to cancel your recurring charge and the problem will be solved. If you determined fraud was involved and your payment method may have been compromised, then absolutely take the matter up with the bank that issued the card. For the Apple Card that would be Goldman Sachs and the Apple Cash card would be Green Dot Bank.

Dec 5, 2024 6:32 PM in response to vanessm

All High Yield Savings Accounts have variable interest rate that is tied to the Prime Rate as set by the Federal Reserve Bank. When inflation goes down, interest rates go down. This the way it has always worked. Back in the early ‘80’s i had money market accounts that were paying 14% to around 18%. This how it works.


The Apple Savings Account started in April of 2023. So about 20 months ago. The rate has dropped about 4 times since it was introduced.


If you want fixed rates look at short and long term CD’s or Bond funds. You might want to look at iBonds too. You can purchase them directly from the treasury.

Dec 5, 2024 7:24 PM in response to vanessm

vanessm wrote:

The whole reason I got this Apple Card was for the savings and the 4.8 APY on savings. within a matter of months it's at 3.90%. What is that about?

It is simple economics, when the Feds lowers interest rates, the interest on savings accounts goes down, the same is true for Mortgage interest rates (and other loan tied to Prime rates), and when the Feds raise interest rates, you will earn more in your Savings account, but pay more for Mortgage interest rates.

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