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Can mac.com ≠ iCloud.com?

In the past few days, I've received notices from a grocery chain in the UK thanking "me" <****@ icloud.com> for signing up for, then ordering, then amending my order for grocery delivery to a farming town address in Eastern Scotland (near Inverness, which I've actually visited). I own the address <*****@ mac.com>, but I don't want canned goods delivered to a place almost half a world away (I live in California).


The grocery chain has a legitimate website. Is it possible that this is a scam (of course, it's ALWAYS possible). I suspect someone mistyped his email address while signing up, but I remain a bit worried that there's an attempt at identity theft here.


Should I contact Apple support and ask them to parse the email headers?

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MacBook Pro TouchBar and Touch ID, macOS Sierra (10.12.6), 15 inch, 512 GB Storage, 1 GB RAM

Posted on Feb 28, 2018 7:58 AM

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