Apple ID payment emails

[will6910]

Iv been getting emails saying from apple about purchase on such and such date like today but I haven’t bought anything. Says I have to tap here to view purchase. It says [apple] at start but I never clicked any. Have changed my Apple ID password now. Anyone else get this ?

 

[will6910]

And is there anything else I can change to stop any dodgy activity that might be happening

 

[J B]

Who is your email provider?

 

[will6910]

Msn outlook thing I think

 

[upnortheast]

Sounds like some toe rag pretending to be Apple
Delete it

 

[will6910]

Yeah have done. Got a few last few days. Changed the Apple password and the email I got to confirm had a different type of Apple wrote at the heading compared to the other emails. Thanks for peace of mind

 

[will6910]

Isn’t stopping me worrying now tho

 

[Still Farming]

Any thing taken out off bank ?

 

[Pheasant Surprise]

Iv been getting emails saying from apple about purchase on such and such date like today but I haven’t bought anything. Says I have to tap here to view purchase. It says [apple] at start but I never clicked any. Have changed my Apple ID password now. Anyone else get this ?

It’s just spam. If you compare against the genuine article they are relatively easy to spot. Some of them have terrible grammatical errors. Just ignore it.

 

[will6910]

No way of checking my account really :/ il ignore it. Or try to

 

[Pheasant Surprise]

Delete button.

 

[J B]

Msn outlook thing I think

Presume you mean the hotmail/live/outlook or whatever they call it this week.

Go to https://outlook.live.com/mail/inbox and click on the message you are worried about, then along the top click on the 'spam' button - keep doing this to 'teach' the system to recognise spam.

 

[will6910]

Cheers will do that

 

[ollie989898]

I get emails regularly from people claiming to be Apple as a receipt for stuff I have 'bought'.

This is all false. The email will contain a link, if you click that link, thinking you are going to the apple website, it will direct you to a fraudulent one instead. They ask you to input your username and password and bang they have got your details.#


Do not reply to emails and sure as hell do not click any links in them.

 

[will6910]

Thanks. Any emails I be wary about I delete straight away and don’t click links