I received an email from appleid@id.apple.com requesting that I verify my Apple ID and password. Is it legitmate?

lalecture wrote:

What's going on?

Not a lot.

In reply to appleid@.apple.com changing my password i did as requested.My computer now does not recieve or transmit with the updated password, and cannot contact Apple.

Can you help???

Useless reply.It is not helpful.

Sign out in System Prefernces (and/or Settings)>iCloud then sign back in with the new password.

Can apple or someone just answer the question?????? Is it spam?

Genuine emails from Apple always address you by name, not 'Dear Customer' or suchlike. Emails which tell you your Apple ID will be suspended if you don't 'verify' it are always spam. Links which appear to go to a genuine Apple page may be masked and actually go to a fake. If you want to administer your account in any way you should go directly to http://appleid.apple.com

Apple@id.apple.com is the email I received my warning from. A different email address. I am not responding as I receive phishing emails from apple every week.

Helpful, thanks.

I never react to emails, even genuine, in the sense that I never use the links in the email: I always type the email links directly in the browser.

PPassword di ***** @hotmail.fr

It's a scam - don't follow the link. Just delete it.

i forgotten my answer in security questions

No, it is a phishing attempt. Do not respond to, or otherwise act on the email.