Dunno why I asked it as a question. It's not legit (is: phishing, stolen credit card, or something else). Definitely not my doing and not the correct details about my phone. Just sending it in to the forum here - in case anyone else is searching for the same thing in the future. Here are the details from one of the emails:
Thank you for visiting the Apple Store. Below is a copy of your service record.
Genius Bar Work Authorization
Customer Information | Product Information |
| [REMOVED MY NAME HERE] | | Warranty Status: Out of warranty(OW) |
| USA | | Model: IPHONE 6 PLUS |
| | Date of Purchase: 18-Aug-16 |
| | Serial No: FK******5QP |
| | |
Problem Description/Diagnosis
Issue: Customer presented device with multiple cracks on display. Blank black display power on
Steps to Reproduce: Observed device at bar
Cosmetic Condition: Display has multiple cracks enclosure has no marks
Proposed Resolution: We will attempt display replacement at $129 plus tax device is backed up
Alternate Pickup:
3:30Contact
AppleSupport Case: *****
Employee ******
Repair Estimate
| Item Number | Description | Price | Amount Due | Customer KBB |
|---|
| 661-00161 | Display Assembly, Gold, iPhone 6 Plus | $ 129.00 | $ 129.00 | |
| Total (Tax not included) | $ 129.00 | $ 129.00 |
By signing below, I agree that:
• the Repair Terms and Conditions on the reverse side of this page will apply to the service of the product identified above;
•
Appleis not responsible for any loss, corruption, or breach of the data on my product during service; and
• as loss of data may occur as a result of the service, it is my responsibility to make a backup copy of my data before bringing my product to
Applefor service
• goods presented for repair may be replaced by refurbished goods of the same type rather than being repaired. Refurbished parts may be used to repair the goods
bigrig009
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