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  I received several emails from the "Microsoft account team" asking I have check a code to access my account.  I didn't ask this information - this is a phishing scam?

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  In the United States, you can contact the FBI, Attorney general, the police authorities and consumer
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  The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation
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  IS THIS REAL?

  Apple customer support
  

  Dear customer,
  	Your identifier Apple was used to connect to iCloud via a web browser.
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  I received this email:

  It looks very real. I was worried that the fraud took place and that some used unhid my Apple ID to buy music membership. I clicked to cancel using the link provided.

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  This opens a site that looks very much like Apple. He asked that our code from Apple. I registered and it entered my apple products with the dates that they were related to my Apple ID. If this site isn't Apple, then how they could do?

  The site asked for the details of my payment methods and invites me to enter credit card details. At this time, I smelled a rat and checked the layout of email fraud and e-mails previous iTunes and found that they were slightly different. I stopped to enter details and immediately changed my password Apple ID.

  So, if he is a fraud:

  First of all, the Apple can let people know that these attempts are likely. I'm pretty smart, but it took me a wile make it was fraud. Others might even enter all their bank in detail, because it seems very convincing.

  Second, how the fraud site get the details of my devices related to Apple?

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  Identification of legitimate emails from the iTunes Store - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2075

  Identify fraudulent 'phishing' emails - http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4933

  Tent in advance: [email protected]

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• Phishing or not?

  I bought a product on Apple's site, a few minutes after I get an email to: [email protected]

  --

  Dear Dear * *,.

  Thanks to a recently placed an order on the Apple Store online.

  I paged you to verify some of your account details with you.

  To ensure that your order is processed as quickly as possible, I invite you to call me directly at the following toll-free number: 805542000 ext 50 *. If I am unable to answer your call, please leave a message on my answering machine stating your order number, a phone number for you to reach a reasonable times during office hours, while I can remember.

  Without news from you in the next 6 days, your order will be cancelled and you will receive an email advising you of the cancellation.

  I hope that very soon for you.

  Kind regards

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  direct line: 805542000 - 50 Post *.

  --

  Translated by google.

  
  

  I don't know if this is normal or is a SCAM?

  Announcement of France

  Thank you.

  Identification of legitimate emails from the iTunes Store - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2075

  Identify fraudulent 'phishing' emails - http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4933

  Tent in advance: [email protected]

  This one is interesting. Usually in phishing E-mail link seems real but mouseover shows actually, it does not address. In your case and it seems legitimate, but note that the person does not contact you in this way. You need to call someone without good reason, what makes me highly suspicious and then only an address of @apple.com is clearly Apple there is nothing that indicates that the phone number is true Apple (I'm not familiar with the French numbers).  Received an email regarding an order is not uncommon, but it could be a coincidence.

  I suggest you call Apple France on this subject. I looked at the issue online, but it doesn't look like a telephone number valid for the France.

  http://www.Apple.com/FR/contact/

• purchase album Hello $ 4.49 phishing mail

  Hello!

  I received a phishing e-mail if necessary.

  It seems really unusual. No logo, text only.

  They ask me to check mi Apple ID in a very long URL.

  http://appleid.Apple.com.cgi-bin-login.secure.appleid.applecustomer.Apple.com.se cureappleidnow.apple.com.now1.heroleads...

  More important still, I did not buy this album.

  You can see the possible phishing e-mail and an actual email from Apple.

  Can someone share some information about this?

  Thank you.

  Danilo

  

  It is a phishing e-mail, there are a number of similar emails making the rounds, some saying that the albums were purchased, some applications to say (a subscription to Netflix is a common enough for now). ITunes will tend to be customized emails (they will have your name), and they do not have a link "click here to cancel" in them

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  The phishing emails: identifying fraudulent "phishing" email - Apple Support

  ITunes real e-mails: identification of legitimate on the iTunes Store - Apple Support emails

  View the purchase history of your account: view the history of your purchases from the iTunes Store - Apple Support

  You can transfer to Apple: [email protected] and then delete him.

• Received a phishing e-mail, and now that my hotmail has been hacked.

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  Hello

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  https://windowslivehelp.com/PasswordReset.aspx