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I have now received 3 scam emails using a very convincing false iTunes website. Whilst I realise that it is a Scam, and they are after my bank details, there is nowhere on the Apple / iTunes site to report these Scam and Phishing emails. I have tried for hours. Apple should put a direct security link to report these emails to make it easier. Of course Apple don't want to receive emails, we know that! For info, the email is telling me I have purchased some game called Space Qube for £38.95. Easy enough to log into my account to see that this isn't the case. Come on Apple, get your act together!

Hi,

Check this article to help you identify legit emails from Apple, Identifying legitimate emails from the iTunes Store - Apple Support and as QuickTimeKirk mentioned, you can visit https://www.apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing to report them.

https://www.apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

I RECEIVED THIS TODAY

FROM

no-reply@email.icloud.com
 

Hi,

Check this article to help you identify legit emails from Apple, Identifying legitimate emails from the iTunes Store - Apple Support and as QuickTimeKirk mentioned, you can visit https://www.apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing to report them.

Apple Store

[Billing Fraud] Apple Store Recently Purchase Confirmation

Thank you for purchasing the following item : Space Qube X 3

Order Number : *****
Order Total : $104.97

- if you initiated this download , you can disregard this email , it was only sent to alert you in case you did not initiate the download yourself
- if you did not initiate this download , please cancel the transaction this purchase

To cancel this purchase Read your secure message by opening the attacment (pdf). you will be prompted to open (view) the file or save (download) it to your computer. for best results, save the file first, then open it in a Web browser.

Sincerely

Apple Support

I just got the same email today!

Received the same email and I realized it is a fraud. But Apppe is not doing anything about it. I wonder why

Okay, I was actually dumb enough to respond to that email and gave them my information!!! Now what do I do?! I changed my password and I contacted one of the three major credit company to put out a fraud alert on myself and I guess they notify the others. What else can I do?? I'm really panicked about this! I can't believe I was stupid enough to give them the information I did!

Email:  Reportphishing@apple.com

What's weird is if you click open the attachment and click on the login it actually directs you to the real apple website. I'm confused. If this isn't from apple then why does  the scammer have a fake site?

Dlazuka wrote:

 

What's weird is if you click open the attachment and click on the login it actually directs you to the real apple website. I'm confused. If this isn't from apple then why does  the scammer have a fake site?

Because the scammer wants your account information. It may look like an Apple site, but looks can be deceiving.

I received a similar email yesterday morning.  I followed that up with an email forwarding the scammers email with questions to "reportphishing@apple.com" yesterday afternoon. 

One oddity I noted in the email to Apple was that the prior evening I used Uber (and the Uber app which I have both personal CC info as well as corporate CC info linked to) to get a ride.

I noticed after clicking the link in the phishing scam that the IP location mentioned Venezuela as where it originated. 

Oddly enough my Uber driver was from Venezuela the prior night.

Just wondering if there were any others who may have used Uber just prior to receiving their phishing scam email as well?

When Apple replies (if), I'll follow up here.

I've tried to attach a screenshot of the PDF from the scammers hyperlink below...

最后更新：2017-09-24 05:33:20

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