This is the second day I have received this.
1nvoice: $219.58 charged to Your APPL_E-PAY Order ID:SX2T*** on April 11,2025 not you? c_a ll us-+1(843)-***-****
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iPhone SE, iOS 18
Not surprising. You can block, but the sending location can be spoofed and appear different on future messages, otherwise just delete. Never call or respond to any message as that just alerts the scammer that you are susceptible to believe what they say and you will get even more of them.
Here are additional tips for recognizing phishing scams and also locations where they can be reported:
Not surprising. You can block, but the sending location can be spoofed and appear different on future messages, otherwise just delete. Never call or respond to any message as that just alerts the scammer that you are susceptible to believe what they say and you will get even more of them.
Here are additional tips for recognizing phishing scams and also locations where they can be reported:
How do I report a phishing attempt on my Apple Account?
