Suspicious call from Dublin on iPhone
Please expert me about howApple making calls? Could it came Dublin?
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Original Title: Suspicious call
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Please expert me about howApple making calls? Could it came Dublin?
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Original Title: Suspicious call
mess36bardak wrote:
Please expert me about howApple making calls? Could it came Dublin?
Apple's European headquarters is in Hollyhill, Cork but that's about 250 kilometers from Dublin.
If someone called you claiming to be from Apple and you're suspicious, hang up and call back on a known good number.
mess36bardak wrote:
Please expert me about howApple making calls? Could it came Dublin?
Apple's European headquarters is in Hollyhill, Cork but that's about 250 kilometers from Dublin.
If someone called you claiming to be from Apple and you're suspicious, hang up and call back on a known good number.
Almost every SCAM relies on making you think that the caller is someone of Authority, rather than the Blatantly Lying Criminals they actually are.
The other major component of SCAMs is that they have disastrous (or too-good-to-be-true) information that (they hope) will panic you to act on it IMMEDIATELY.
Apple has lots of email contact information for you, if they wanted to get in touch. Over a very large sample, actually making the connection on the phone directly to the intended caller is uncommon. Also, paying someone to call you on the phone is more expensive.
Suspicious call from Dublin on iPhone