Restoring emails from Apple

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• Please STOP sending me emails from apple support

  PLEASE STOP SENDING ME EMAILS FROM APPLE SUPPORT, THEY SMOTHER MY SYSTEMS

  All you need to do, is to go into your profile > communities and following the judgment.

• Received an email from Apple iTunes

  I received this email from: Apple [email protected]>

  

  It's an email of Phishing that try to steal your credentials to web mail. Con artists seem to be access to accounts by sending fake phishing emails that try to get users to divulge their iTunes user names and passwords. These credentials are then used to piling on royalties for music or iTunes gift codes.

  Send email to- [email protected]

  Here are a few points w.r.t. Security

  Don't click on links sent via e-mail by someone you don't know

  Before you enter the credentials, always check the URL in the address bar of the browser to the authenticity

  Be careful while sharing sensitive personal information on networking sites social

  Change your account passwords regularly

  Never share your account via e-mail or text credentials.

  Identification of legitimate emails from the iTunes Store - Apple Support

  Identify the fraudulent 'phishing' - Apple Support e-mail

• Fake email from Apple

  I received an email from fake a misc account claiming to be sending Apple, telling me that my account information seem to be missing or incorrect and need me to verify my account information to continue using my Apple ID by clicking on a link below, I discovered that the link is wrong because the hyperlink inside do not work. Please help apple users to avoid this kind of fake emails to our account information.

  http://SSL.recovery.account.appleid.rescued.site/a3770997a840192f56d302bbbd6d5b8 b/login.php?ip=168.70.38.4

  If you still have the email you send to Apple: [email protected] and then delete him.

• Real email from Apple?

  I received a bill from iTunes saying: I bought an album that wasn't me.  I'm suspicious that the e-mail address doesn't look like an address from apple is a phishing email?  He was sent by the sender below - [email protected] I changed my password ID Apple immediately!  but I was wondering if I should now note that invoice

  Help here > identifying fraudulent "phishing" email - Apple Support

  Statement suspected Phishing attempts

  If you receive what you think to be a phishing e-mail supposed to be Apple, please send it to [email protected], a monitored mailbox, that does not answer individual e-mail.

  Forward the message with full header information provides Apple with important information. To do this in OS X Mail, select the message and choose forward as an attachment in the Message menu. For other applications of e-mail or webmail based services, consult your ISP support information to determine how to transfer messages with full headers.

  http://www.Apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

• Anti-spam email from Apple?

  I guess it was inevitable and finally received an e-mail claiming to come from Apple security. Just because of its URL is obviously not a ligitimate for Apple URL.

  Since there is now no way for anyone to contact Apple, Apple has to address to forward emails scam KNOWN? I DON'T KNOW to ANSWER them!

  Sparkgapper

  Yes, you can report it here.

  http://www.Apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

• I've done int recevie confirm email from apple service

  my screen is broken and I gave apple service provider I've done int receive confirm electronic

  alwarfromchittoor wrote:

  my screen is broken and I gave apple service provider I've done int receive confirm electronic

  If I understand, you went to have the screen of your iPhone repaired to the Apple authorized service provider, but did not receive a confirmation email from the provider regarding your visit in? I understand that you want to have a form any registration. I would recommend that you please contact the store by their phone number and pull them to the top of your repair/service order and send a copy of you if possible. They might not have your voucher by e-mail or e-mail only those details when requested directly by the customer.

  This is a public forum, so no one will be able to help you retrieve this information here.

• How will I know if an email from 'Apple' on malware is legitimate?

  I received an e-mail might alert, apple, on malware that requires immediate attention.  I need to know how to determine if it is legitimate. In my safari, I went on the link they posted in the warning and got this announcement of: http://icloud-webserver-3.online/index-2.html

  Your computer is infected with adware or malware, which allows you to see this popup.

  This can happen because of the obsolete virus protections.

  To fix, please call Apple Support to 1-800-982-1346 immediately. Please ensure that you do not restart your computer to avoid any data loss.

  Possibility of data & identity theft, if not fixed immediately.

  In fact, I called the number, don't do not still think that it was a 'bad' site...? How can I check the legitimacy of this warning?

  It's easy. It is NOT legitimate. It's a scam, and it came not from Apple.

• email from Apple asking to restore my ID...

  Is - this legitimate or someone just phishing?

  This looks like an attempt at phishing, dependent on more content. Check the actual e-mail that it came. It contains links, and if you hover over a link is it legitimate? Identify the fraudulent 'phishing' - Apple Support e-mail

  See also this. https://www.Apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

• How can I delete an email from apple mail after removing the content (by virus scan software?)

  Recently, I received an avalanche of emails with malicious attachments.  I have not opened any of the accessories, and my antivirus software has picked up malicious content and removed from the email.  Thus, I find myself with an email on my system, no content.  Unfortunately, the system does not allow me to then remove the (s) e-mail that is left.  How can I remove these 'empty' emails in my Inbox mailbox?

  ... my antivirus software has picked up malicious content and removed from the email.

  Allowing something to edit the database of e-mail will result by it becomes corrupted.

  If you use Time Machine, restore the email by "entering Time Machine" of in Mail and choose a time to restore. Then, just delete suspicious e-mails in the usual way. Exit full screen before entering Time Machine.

  You may not use software "anti-virus" not Apple on a Mac, for this reason and many others. Identify the product you use to get the uninstall instructions.

• Fraudulent email from Apple!

  I received a fraudulent email claiming that they came from the App Store trying to get my information Apple ID. Can I report it to Apple? Suz

  Tent in advance: [email protected]

• Why do I get email from Apple TM for the purchase of applications? Cannot recognize this transaction.

  I received a few email Apple TM, telling me that I bought music from itune. I never bought any music recently? He also referred to contact them to get a refund if I'm not happy with it. How can I make sure that someone using my Apple ID to purchase anything?

  It is called phishing... it's a scam.

  Phishing and other suspicious emails

  Identify the fraudulent email 'phishing '.

• My email from Apple used to send spam

  This is the first time (that I know) that my Apple email address has been used to send spam in bulk. I don't think that the account has been hacked, since I'm still able to sign in iCloud and access my mail. I guess that my address is being spoofed. I contacted the people I thought that had received spam from me.

  Is it possible to stop this? I'm afraid that it will continue until everyone I contacted directly or sent by electronic mail will be spammed by me. It is an address that I use for almost everything.

  Are there steps I can take to keep my e-mail address be used this way?

  Thank you.

  Carla67 wrote:

  This is the first time (that I know) that my Apple email address has been used to send spam in bulk. I don't think that the account has been hacked, since I'm still able to sign in iCloud and access my mail. I guess that my address is being spoofed. I contacted the people I thought that had received spam from me.

  Is it possible to stop this? I'm afraid that it will continue until everyone I contacted directly or sent by electronic mail will be spammed by me. It is an address that I use for almost everything.

  Are there steps I can take to keep my e-mail address be used this way?

  Thank you.

  Since your password has not changed for access, the password may have been learned through strikes or phishing somehow. It would still be a good idea to update your password information and security.  http://www.Apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

  Two-factor authentication is perhaps something to look at as well, so you can be made aware of all the connections on your account. Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support. To do this, before you change the other security settings on your account as your password if you decide to go ahead with it. Otherwise, you must wait 72 hours after the update of your password, etc. for security measures.

  Finally, Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support should feel you the need for more reassured.

• How to restore emails from El Capitan Time Machine

  OK, I've read everything I can find on the internet but nothing seems to resemble what this or that my iMac introduce myself.  My ISP seems to have lost all my emails, I Time current execution machine and thought, I could get back them (at least locally) from there, but I can't find a way to even see the emails and even less to recover.

  I've never worked with Time Machine before, I just put on when I am the machine and let it do its work.  Now I need that I can't figure this out.

  Help

  I'm under El Capitan 10.11.5 on an end 2015 iMac 21.5 "with 16 MB of Ram and a 1 TB HARD drive and I just use all the default values have been on Time Machine, when I put in place.

  Assuming you use the messaging application and the messages were visible in Mail in the past when TM backups:

  Open the Mail application. With her is active, click the TM icon in the dock to enter Time Machine. When loading, select the mailbox to restore and back in time. When you have found your messages, select them and click Restore. They messages will be put in a mailbox slot on my Mac in a new restored Messages mailbox. You can move messages from there to where you want.

• I received an email from Apple Support @ on my Apple ID has been suspended.

  I received an e-mail from my Apple ID has been suspended. Is it true or Virus-mail?

  This is a phishing attempt. Do not respond. Shall not disclose any personal or financial information. You can use the address below to send the suspicious message to Apple. [email protected]

  The link below has information to identify fraudulent emails.

  http://support.Apple.com/kb/HT4933