I just received an email with the following information, despite definitely not having subscribed to Netflix;
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Is this just a spam post?
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Don't post images that contain personal info such as your email address, you already know that these are user-to-user public forums - I've asked the hosts to remove it
If you still have the email you could forward it to Apple : reportphishing@apple.com
I got the email too, and it sent to an account not even associated with my iTunes or other apple accounts. Upon further investigation I noted that the email that I received the email from was a do not "replay", not a do not reply. In addition to this, the email had an edu ending. I'm fairly sure my netflix subscription and my iTunes account are under two different emails and cards, so the whole claim was not legitimate. Although I should not have, I followed the link to cancel the subscription and it asked me to enter my username and password, as well as sensitive information like my SSN. I obviously did not proceed. Overall this email was a scare tactic by scammers and should be reported to Apple.
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i got this email:
| Dear ibrahim.alani@yahoo.com, This email confirms your purchase of the following subscription
The subscription period will automatically renew unless you turn it off no later than 48 hours before the end of the current period. To cancel auto-renewal or manage your subscriptions, click below and sign in. You can cancel a Subscription at any time: Cancel / Refund Subscriptions https://buy.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZFinance.woa/wa/manageSubscriptions?mt= 8&familyId=20224143 Regards, |
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And I did not do anything or maybe by mistake, advice please
All of the links in this mail point to fake website. I haven't clicked on them and I suggest you don't either.
You could forward the email to Apple : reportphishing@apple.com , and then delete it.
If other people see this thread and are unsure if an email is genuine or not :
Phishing http://www.apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/
I have just received the same email..i have deleted it but did end up searching through everything to query whose been using netflix
Hi...I also got this email...very confused.
It is a scam, no need to be confused.
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May I know how to solve this problem ? Tks so much..
Solve what problem? You have a scam email...... delete it, and move on.
Tks a lot ^+^
HHi I clicked on some links in the email by mistake, what can I do?
Is that all you did, you didn't then enter your id and password (if you did then change your password : http://appleid.apple.com ; What to do after you change your Apple ID email address or password - Apple Support) ? If it is then you may have let them know that it's an active email address, so you may get more phishing emails (and not just iTunes).
yep entered password have changed it now and cancelling card... Do you think that makes me safe?
iTunes Netflix email scam?
