secure@apple.ssl.co.uk - Your Apple ID has been suspended [#901508]

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1 Url : http://idservices-apple.com/

2 Url : http://www.apple.com/uk/support/appleid/

Email body :

We recently failed to validate your payment information, therefore we need to ask you to complete a short verification process in order to verify your account.

> Click here to validate your account information

Failure to complete our validation process could have an impact on your Apple ID status.

Wondering why you got this email?

This email was sent automatically during routine checks. We are not completely satisfied with your account information and require you to update your account to continue using our services uninterrupted.

For more information, see our FAQ.

We Apologize for any inconvenience caused

Apple Customer Service

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Subject: Your Apple ID has been suspended [#289632]

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Forward it to reportphishing at Apple and then delete it.

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Smells, doesn't it. All the same, wise of you to draw attention to it. The more we are made aware, the less successful these rogues will be.

Learn how to identify fraudulent "phishing" email:

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4933?viewlocale=en_US

How to report phishing scams to Apple:

via email to: reportphishing@apple.com

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It's registered with Godaddy: they have a Registrar Abuse Contact Email at abuse 'at' godaddy.com and I imagine they will not be pleased to hear that a domain registered with them is being used for fraudulent purposes. You could forward the email (as an attachment) to them as well. With luck they will stomp on him.

The sending domain (ssl.co.uk) is registered to what looks like a legitimate company (System Simulation Limited) and may be forged.

Compliments to you, Roger.

Thank You!!!!🙂 So glad I double checked this email address out. The same message popped up in the recovery email account(mine) on the 26th, I'd set up my sons ipod touch earlier in the day and being new to this I wasn't sure if it was genuine. Thanks again, it could've been messy and I would've been a very stupid mum had I not checked it out😊, forwarding to apple!!!!!

if only I had known, these guys took £210 off me under the name 'WIZZAIR' (I thought I was verifying my appleid). I went to my bank about it who gave me a phone number to ring, then I was advised to order a transaction dispute form. Once I filled that in I was just told it was an invalid dispute and I had apparently voulentary given them my bank details and that all I could do to get the money back was contact the merchant who of course didn't want to know.

I got that exact email earlier today. I did click on it but thankfully I have Antivirius software and it stopped it from even loading the page up, so I then knew it was dodgy. Thank you for posting about it as, when I googled it, there was no other mention of it being a scam in my search results! :/

Hi

I've just received the same e-mail and then checked it and found this link.

I'll forward it to reportphishing@apple.com and then delete it.

Many thanks for the thread.

I really wish I'd noticed in time. £210 down the drain and the banks can't help get the money back as even though it's a phishing scam it's still classed as voulentary :(

I've been getting these emails drop into my junk mail box for months.

They're either saying "Apple ID suspended" or "there's an issue with your Netflix".

I just tag them as phishing scams and move on.
They still keep coming, and I ignore them every time.
I think I've even had one regarding my bank account.

The problem with some people is that they're too worried that their Apple account may actually be suspended and therefore just simply follow the email instead of actually going through iTunes or going directly to the Apple site, or not worried enough to realise that it is clearly a scam aimed at getting their details.

It's not rocket science to stop, be very suspicious/paranoid and delete these emails.

OMG I have just received the same email and I started to panic so I decided to google the email to see if it was a scam and I'm so glad I did. I'm sorry to hear that they took money off you and I'm glad you got it sorted. x

I pretty got the same e-mail on one of my main e-mail. That was red flag to me off first for I had it set for Apple to send e-mail to my less busy e-mail account. It went something like this:

Your Apple ID has been suspended [#386793]

Your Apple ID has been suspended [#386793]

Apple (no.reply @appleid.ssl.com)

Add to contacts

12:01 PM

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From:	Apple (no.reply @appleid.ssl.com)
Sent:	Wed 10/07/15 12:01 PM
To:

Dear Customer, Our automated system was recently unable to validate your details and therefor we require you to complete a short validation process. Please proceed to the link below in order to avoid any interruption to your Apple services. Click here to validate your account information > This link will expire 48 hours after this email was sent and your Apple ID may be suspended. Apple Support My Apple ID | Support | Privacy Policy Copyright © 2015 iTunes S.а r.l. 31-33, rue Sainte Zithe, L-2763 Luxembourg.? All Rights Reserved.

Well I clicked on the link to see what it was about trying to remember if I had set the other e-mail as a back up. Well it wanted me to log in. Right off I am very bad about remembering my passwords and I did put in the wrong password to log on. Flags were going off in my head now and funny part the link was just like the Apple site right here I mean it could pass off as Apple. And then it wanted me to add my credit card. First place I never set up credit card on my information. I tried to go to another link on the page and it wouldn't let me move from that information page until I gave my credit card. At that point I clicked out of it and went looking to see what was going on. After reading others that have had problem with such e-mail I picked to give what I had to hope help.

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Dear Customer, Our automated system was recently unable to validate your details and therefor we require you to complete a short validation process. Please proceed to the link below in order to avoid any interruption to your Apple services. Click here to validate your account information > This link will expire 48 hours after this email was sent and your Apple ID may be suspended. Apple Support

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