Pandora Premium Subscription Plan Phishing Scam

It's probably faster to check for yourself.

You should check your subscriptions here:

View, change, or cancel your subscriptions - Apple Support

You should also check charges on your credit card. Most cards allow you to check in near real time on their app or on the website.

If you don't see charges on either your iTunes account or on your credit card, you can be fairly certain that what you have is one of the increasingly common phishing emails. They don't come from Apple or Pandora. They are a scam that tries to get you to click on a link and provide personal information.

Napoleon Freire wrote:

I received the same e-mail today, and reported it to Apple support via mail.

Please inform me if they do catch these scammers.

No one here is going to know when or if the miscreants are apprehended. In fact, Apple will probably never even know. Even if they did, they're not likely to tell you.

I have been getting inundated with emails similar to this for the last 2 weeks. I keep checking my account to see if anything has been purchased but there is nothing there. Today's email was for movies purchased by someone in Texas with my account name. I won't click on any of the links, but it is a pain that you can't call someone easily at Apple to find out what is going on and if your account is somehow linked to someone else's.

Apple Care is 800-APL-CARE they can either check it or transfer you to the iTunes people. Does the email look legit and is it from noreply@apple.com or other @apple.com email?

I received the same email. It's just a scam. After the clickable link, if you read the disclaimer it says they will never include a clickable link. LOL

I received the same e-mail today, and reported it to Apple support via mail.

Please inform me if they do catch these scammers.

You can forward the message to reportphishing@apple.com and they will look into it. I received the same email, and I do not have any charges or a Pandora account, so I sent the email over.