Fake email from Apple Support

It is a definite phishing attempt. The first indicator is that they refer to you as "Dear Client"

Do not respond to the bogus email.

Avoid phishing emails, fake 'virus' alerts, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support

Other huge giveaways are the two links. Apple never includes links cancel a purchase, and certainly not to manage your account passwords.

It's not a virus, or any other type of malware. The crooks blindly send out thousands of these things a day, hoping to get access to as many Apple user accounts as possible. The links take you to a fake site where they ask you to fill in your user ID and password. Sometimes, even your Social Security Number, which Apple absolutely has no need for - ever.

Also, check out all of the grammatical mistakes in your second image. Apple would never send out anything this badly worded. They are very careful about using proper English in all communications.

There probably is no way to stop bogus emails, other than never responding to them. You can report them to Apple using the link within the Apple document provided in my initial post.