I received a notice of a charge for something I did not order. The following was sent to my email from Apple:
ID: M2MNSYJ666, doc. # 175116668284, item is Mobile Legends: Bang Bang $39.99 on 6-4-17
I did not order this. Please make sure I am not being charged for this.
And they are still at it. Just got a "receipt" for a nonexistent purchase of Mobile Legends: Bang bang 2,500 Diamonds, Big clue was that the message did not go to my primary email account. I forwarded it to Apple's report phishing address.
They almost got me too! I let the kids buy cheap apps sometimes and I thought one of them might have hit an in app purchase button. I have several email accounts and I failed to notice this scam was in my AOL account. Followed the link, logged into my iCloud account and was then presented with a blank account creation page! That’s when I realized something was odd, so I exited and Googled the app name and discovered this was a scam. Glad I didn’t fill out the sign up page. Birthday, Social, address, they would have had EVERYTHING! As it was, I had to change my iCloud password since I had entered it. What a pain! 2 phones, 2 iPads and 4 computers all had to be logged in with the new password. With 2 factor authentication and app specific passwords being required, it was a real hassle, but at least I didn’t give them all my info. Yikes! This was the first scam I ever fell for. Well, half fell for, but that was too much. Be very careful. Check the sender’s email address before responding to something that looks like a legit Apple receipt. This one was too good.
Check this link about fraudulent emails. If you do not see this purchase when you log into your bank account, or your iTunes account, then it is a phishing attempt. Identify and report phishing emails and other suspicious messages - Apple Support
Do not click on any of the links in the email.
They're still after you. Got an email today.
i need my order receipt of my game mobile legends
invalid order
