Hello Dean,
Thanks for the suggestion re Store at iTunes. I checked and noted that there
were purchases which I had totally forgotten. However, those `purchases’ were
freebies yet their record was there.
On 01Apr2015, at 9:16 AM, Dean Danis <dean_danis@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Never click on a link inside an email that takes you to an account online.
Bring up a web browser, go to the site yourself and check there. I think the
days of obviously bad grammar in scam emails may be coming to an end which is
making it harder for us to detect. These email scams seem to be getting more
sophisticated, more polished, and more brazen.
For you Don, just launch iTunes and go to the store. You can see everything
you've bought there.
Dean Danis • 519-494-8639 • @deandanis • 90 Caprice Crescent, London,
Ontario, N5V 3M2
From: fergdc@xxxxxxx
Subject: [muglo] Possible Phishing from iTunes??
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2015 12:36:41 -0600
To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi All,
Received the attached Email which asserts it is from
iTunes Store <order@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
and in which I am supposedly charged for two items. Since I have never
bought anything from the iTunes Store, I suspect a phishing expedition.
So far, I’ve done nothing with the Email other than read it and attach it
to this note. In particular, I have not clicked on the part that reads
Click here to cancel this order if you suspect your
account has been hijacked or compromised
nor have I attempted to «Verify ID and Cancel Order». I have dealt with
Apple in the past, but NOT through their iTunes store.
Any suggestions as how I should handle this?
Thanks for your advice.
don green dragon
fergdc@xxxxxxx
