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The email I received said these exact words:
We are unable to check your account information.
As a result, your account has been temporarily suspended.
All the services related to your account has been suspended pending resolution.
Please provide us with your details as soon as possible.
Just click on Verification My Account and Log In to your ID and follow the instructions :
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iPhone 6s
Scam. Send to reportphishing@apple.com via Message menu : Forward as Attachment. No commentary is needed in the message body — just the scam email attachment. Then, Message menu : Mark : As Junk Mail. Delete.
The real Apple would not need to verify that it is you by having you click on a link to reveal your account ID and password, or call a fake support number. I have seen messages purporting to be from Apple that were amazingly real looking, but the mail address of the sender was decidely not from @apple.com.
Scam. Send to reportphishing@apple.com via Message menu : Forward as Attachment. No commentary is needed in the message body — just the scam email attachment. Then, Message menu : Mark : As Junk Mail. Delete.
The real Apple would not need to verify that it is you by having you click on a link to reveal your account ID and password, or call a fake support number. I have seen messages purporting to be from Apple that were amazingly real looking, but the mail address of the sender was decidely not from @apple.com.
Apple will always address you by your name or the name they have on file for you and the e-mail will be from @apple.com or @iTunes.com. E-mail addresses can be spoofed. You can go to Mail/View/Message/Show all Headers to see more.
So do I do anything about this email?? Or to protect my account?? Please help.. thanks
I deleted the message before I read that I'm suppose to forward it to apple, what do I do..
You don't need to do anything. You can check the Trash, but if it isn't there, nothing will happen.
Thank you very much Eric Root. I appreciate your response. Thanks again.
You are welcome.
I just got an email saying my Apple ID has been suspended, is this a scam
