Don't take the bite of the wrong Apple
Hi All
As many members will know there are many forms of scams, but this is mainly for newbies and recent newbies along with some others who may be unaware of cush scams
That is being told to take this particular apple you bite into may resolve any issues you are facing or seem to be facing because someone told you so.
You are just being lead in the wrong direction should you take their offer. In this case being scammed.
Of course I can't shown the actual Apple Ican as that is copywright but I am talking about the company known as Apple
I wanted to share this email scam I received today stating that my Account has been suspended.
I am sure many other people have already received such scams hopefully not the member here but you never know.
We have already read how one member got scammed into believing something was wrong with their computer but fortunately this person managed to catch onto this scam through quick thinking on their behalf and stop the scam as it already was in the process of taking control..
Below you will see an email sent to me which as many of you know is a total scam but there will always be someone who may not be aware and may fall for their trap and take the bite from the wrong apple.
Remember the Wicked Witch and Snow White who got deceived in taking a bite of the apple well in this case instead of you falling asleep you most likely will be rip off on not only possible money but also personal details as well.
Don't fall for their tricks to some such emails may seem original and authentic but know that many such companies such as Apple, Paypal etc do not send such emails to you.
If you are even in doubt go direct to that company and please. please, Please DO NOT click any link such emails provide you with.
Also as you read this email notice the subtle spelling mistake many times they are just dead giveaways themselves.
I have taken my full email address off not for the sake of members here but for the fact all our blogs here do get indexed and thus may give some rip off lowlife added details.
For any apple scams you can use the follow email to report it.
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Just don't know whom to believe. Sometimes you need to take a risk to learn more. Yea!!!
Thanks anyway.
Sham
The best way is to log in directly to who you are associated with. Don't click any links in your email.
Most organisations won't ask you such questions as verifying your payment information in an email or any other personal information.
Best not to take the risk as that could cost you more than just money but also personal information as well.
Enjoy your week.
Andre
I usually check the email address it came from and can definitely tell that it's not from Apple, PayPal, etc. Also the amount of spelling errors, as you said, are quite funny and even the sentence structure can be funny too. I've always forward them to the actual companies to let them know of the new scams going around or older ones that are still circulating.
That's great to hear that you check and send them off to the original companies.
You are correct in checking the email just their email address lets you know it is not original before even reading any comments from them as you can see in this case.
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Thanks for the warning! We definitely need to be more vigilant.
You are welcome Max there are so many scams out there but if one person is helped and saved from this I am happy.
Enjoy the rest of your week
Andre