Is this receipt fake ?

I would question the apparent serial number noted as XOY*******89. Sounds made up to me. Also the last 4 of the credit number as 5678. Call the store and confirm with the Receipt number shown. If you do call, use a known number for the store instead of one provided on the receipt. That is not the number I have for the store.

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Apple Perth City is now located in the Commonwealth Bank Building, Ground Floor, 242 Murray Street Mall, Perth.

The Hay Street location closed on the 25th:

https://www.perthnow.com.au/lifestyle/apple-perth-city-store-new-outlet-to-open-june-27-as-inaugural-murray-street-location-shuts-up-shop-c-19099882

I’d doubt Apple has been printing the wrong location on their receipts, either at all, or particularly for over a week.

Even looking at the price it does not make sense. The 10% tax on a $399.00 purchase would be $39.90 and the Total does not even add the two up correctly.

Purchasing AirPods Pro purchased from Apple yesterday seems questionable too, as the buyer can get a full refund directly from Apple as is listed on the receipt.

This looks questionable, too:

"Is this receipt fake ?: Purchasing these airpods that are supposedly purchased at the apple store perth yesterday 'and just wondering if this receipt is legit or not and it this is a scam"

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