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I rcvd an AppleService email
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Is this real or a scam?
iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Sounds like a scam. Apple doesn't send emails that threaten account suspension. They would just suspend the account and make you fix it the next time you log in.
Sounds like a scam. Apple doesn't send emails that threaten account suspension. They would just suspend the account and make you fix it the next time you log in.
Thanks. I already changed my Apple ID to protect myself. So far, my account is active and hopefully remains, trouble free.
If you changed your Apple ID, you will not be able to update any of the content that you used in the past. The worse case scenario here would have been to change the password. Really all you needed to do was go on the Apple site and change the password, unless you provided them with information. This will make it difficult for you to deal with turning off Find My iPhone and other Apple ID related steps. All you really needed to do was delete the email.
I typed an incomplete and misleading answer. I actually changed my AppleID password. Otherwise, I could have introduced other problems as you noted.
Okay. Glad you got it all sorted out.
I rcvd an AppleService emaiDue to recent updates we are asking many of our customers to confirm their information this is nothing to worry about. We are making sure we have the correct information on file..." Is this real or a scam?
