Email address to report phishing rejects phishing evidence

yes, good idea. Unfortunately that did not help. No matter which sender address I use, I get the same answer. I really would have thought that Apple would be interested in protecting customers who are not savvy enough to protect themselves. It appears from the answers to this post, that Apple couldn‘t care less. If this were my site, I would prefer to collect suspicious phishing emails, investigate them and do my best to erradicate the instigaters. Apparently Apple prefers to stick its head in the sand and ignore the really serious threats from phishers, by successfully rejecting and/or ignoring alerts from outside its hallowed halls..... What a shame.

BTW Just in case there should be something in the attached emails that rings all the bells in the security section, do you really think that rejecting the email and acting as if it did not exist would solve the problem once and for all?

„BTW Just in case there should be something in the attached emails that rings all the bells in the security section, do you really think that rejecting the email and acting as if it did not exist would solve the problem once and for all?“

I was trying to understand why an inbox, that exists solely to collect suspicious emails, would reject a suspicious email because it apprears to be suspicious. Of course it is infected with something nefarious. That is why I tried to send it to Apple in the first place. The „problem“ I meant was the fact that someone is masquerading as Apple and trying to trick people into compromising their Apple accounts. That „problem“ will not be solved by ignoring/rejecting an email, that might have led someone to the perpetrators/instigators.

I was trying to be considerate and helpful for other Apple customers, who might fall prey to such an email by informing Apple about the said email. I was stymied by a seemingly illogical reaction to my attempt at helping. Judging by the (non)reaction to this forum post, no one seems to be really interested in cracking down on phishing anyway. So I will leave it at that. I am not going to mark my question as solved, since it isn‘t. I won‘t bother you anymore, so you can treat this question as closed.