A genuine message from Apple will always address you by your name or the name they know you by … and come from an address that ends @apple.com.
Never respond to a mail that does not meet both of the conditions above or indeed, that you feel suspicious about.
Send a copy of the email (as an attachment) to Apple at …. Reportphishing@apple.com
It was not Apple. I hope you did not give any details.
A genuine message from Apple will always address you by your name or the name they know you by … and come from an address that ends @apple.com.
Never respond to a mail that does not meet both of the conditions above or indeed, that you feel suspicious about.
Send a copy of the email (as an attachment) to Apple at …. Reportphishing@apple.com
It was not Apple. I hope you did not give any details.
Even do it was the apple web site?
It was not Apple ... nor a genuine Apple website.
Read the first two lines of my first reply to you and compare it with the message.
**** okay any knowledge on what i can do if i did put any information they asked
What information did you give them. Don't spell it out, just say Social Security number, my apple ID, my Apple passwords or whatever.
Yea ssn & card number when i refused the purchased of the app. I thought it was a legitimate Apple concern & they always did this
Talk to the issuer and change the card number immediately.
If a bank is involved you must talk to them too.
The SSN is perhaps less important.
Thank you so much!
i just got a email from apple stating someone used my id once I got to apple website to change my info apple asked for my ssn & other personal information. it was apple & it wasn't any other web site, should i be still worried
