I received an email stating that I will be charged $200 for a subscription to a piano app. It said if I do not respond by today it will charge my credit card.
It say to click on the area in the email to confirm.
Is this legit? I have never paid for a piano app, nor would I want one.
It's almost surely phishing. Apple will always address you by your real name and the sent-from address will be @apple.com.
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It's almost surely phishing. Apple will always address you by your real name and the sent-from address will be @apple.com.
Avoid phishing emails, fake 'virus' alerts, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support
See your purchase history in the App Store or iTunes Store - Apple Support
Any email supposedly from Apple which provides a link for you to enter your Apple ID and password is definitely a phishing scam. When you follow the link you’ll end up on the scammers‘ fake site and your account details will be harvested when you type them in. A genuine Apple email will advise you to log into your account via iTunes or the App Store.
Also wirth checking the email address the email came from. I mean the real address, not just the name that is displayed. Most of them are self-evidently not real Apple addresses.
I just got this one too its probably ********......let me know if you find out anything i will do the same.
Is this a legit email from apple?
