email from apple support/ id will be locked-legit?

Scam - see: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204759

If in doubt, contact Apple directly, contact information is on these communities pages...do not respond or click on any link in that email.

If you didn't provide any personal information at the site the link pointed to, nothing. If you did, even if you didn't submit any forms, consider it to be compromised.

If you'd like to be absolutely sure, keep an eye out for odd behavior on the computer.

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That is a scam, Apple does not work that way even if you received an email with the Apple logo on it. I agree with Niel, if you did not respond with any personal information you are fine. If you did, you need to take steps to protect that information. If anything like a credit card or card information, contact the credit card issuer and report a compromised card and get a replacement. If any other kind of account information, including Apple ID, change the passwords immediately.

In the US you can get one free credit report a year from each of the three credit bureaus so that is three reports a year.

To request a free credit report: http://www.AnnualCreditReport.com or 1-877-322-8228. The three credit bureaus are - Equinox, Experian, and TransUnion. Their contact information is available at http://www.ftc.gov

A further tip: the first site you are directed to, htpps://tr.im/loginss!404 is absolutely bogus - Apple does not do business of this nature from the Isle of Man (the .im domain). Anything from Apple that is legitimate will direct you to an Apple.com domain. And most common is to see Apple spelled Appel or some other variation that most users gloss over while reading the directions - the scare tactics are very effective at getting you to ignore or not see the discrepancies. These people are great at psychology.

I've also seen app1e.com, and many other variations. One tip that I will offer is that you should make your email app a little less friendly. Go to mail Preferences, Viewing tab, and UNCHECK "Use Smart Addresses". This will force mail to display the actual email address of the sender rather than what they want you to see.

Just got one myself. I hovered over the "Reset my account" link and got, http://ow.ly/RxH7d as the link address which is attached to a lot of curious places if Googled. Which if legal, I would imagine that it would have an Apple something in there. Although as per another Apple article that talks about phishing and scams, the way they tell you to find out where it came from using header information, on mine, shows it's from Apple as are all the other links on the page. Some homework was done there. It even has the TRUSTe logo.

But one of the first gave-a-ways is the typos in the error line: Case id : 9000321-128. Login attemt from unkown device.

When that happens and it has legitimately, I get an immediate eMail with the correct and proper information on it as to the device and where it was used to login into. Which would happen if you have many Apple devices that you use on these services.

Another eMail off to SPAMCop.

Also forward it to reportphishing@apple.com. They will have the site shut down.

Done. Set to both.