Q: phishing email
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Sep 22, 2015 6:54 AMby vanihba,Hi,
First thing, are you sure that the mail received was an phishing attempt.
Here, these things can confirm you the phishing mails: If you find an order numbers then, that order number should either starts with "M" "W" . iTunes Store order numbers begin with the letter M. Apple Online Store order numbers begin with the letter W.
If you see the order number does not starts with either of this letters, then its a phishing mail.
Next, if you receive a mail saying some changes, then it might be the reason that you have re-saved the same information again accidentally.
This also might help you:
For more information related to phishing and suspicious emails, including some actions you can take against them, see this page:
http://www.apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing
If you confirm that the mail is phishing, then forward mail to this address : reportphishing@apple.com
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Sep 23, 2015 7:10 AMby anuwit,Thank you, I will forward it to that address. FYI it says my Apple ID has been disabled, which it is not, and there are spelling and punctuation errors in the first line (which displays in my inbox view).
Still wondering if displaying the first line exposes my computer to malware.
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Sep 23, 2015 7:13 AMby thunderzzz,Don’t respond to phishing email. Report this scam to Apple: reportphishing@apple.com
You will find more information about phishing attempts here:
