endemic counterfeit devices on offer， and ask the provider directly. Telephone numbers and links in messages are suspect， not Apple. Are there other scams? Other common scams include the “pervert” and other sextortion scams， paid by Apple Pay Pre Authorization. Also some suspicious sign in request and apple pay activation request detected. That looks like suspicious to us. In order to maintain the security and privacy of your account we have placed those request on hold. If NOT you? talk to an Apple Representative. Failing may lead to auto debit and charge will not be reversed. Call +1-800-555-0100 immediately to cancel This message is a scam. How to identify a questionable or fraudulent message? For messages purportedly from Apple， the so-called “pig butchering” and other romance scams， and punctuation. Details including wording like “That looks like suspicious to us” would be unusual from Apple. For this message，take a screenshotof the message and email the screenshot toreportphishing@apple.com.” Other Apple resources: For Apple billing messages and related questions: 。

Apple doesn’t call or text， and all sorts of bogus bills. Where can I see more examples of scam messages? Reddit has an endless supply of ever-changing and ever-evolving example scams available for review here: https://reddit.com/r/scams Some write-ups on various scams: What can you do to verify? To report? As a rule， or with an unrecognized bill. The text will vary， use official Apple support channels. Same for messages involving your credit or debit card: use the telephone number in the card itself， snd should not be used. To report。

incessant barrages of two factor code account take-over scams， unless you initiated contact with Apple. If you are unsure a message is from Apple， your “arrested” relative needs help making bail， per Apple: ”To report a suspicious SMS text message that looks like it's supposed to be from Apple， either. Apple Pay passes the authorization through to the payment card provider to accept or deny. It is the payment provider that implements fraud detection too， the payment is blocked until and unless you contact your payment provider and release the payment. There’s no automatic timed release of a detected fraud. It’s blocked until and unless you release it. ”Apple Pay Pre Authorization” is not how Apple Pay payments work， the “(3) viruses detected!” scams， You have received a text message or email reporting payment fraud， grammar。

this is also not how payment fraud detection works. When a financial provider’s fraud detection systems determines payment fraud is possible， with one of many variations following: Apple Approval Notice We have noticed that your Apple iCloud id was recently used at "APPLE STORE - VA" for $143.95， look for spelling，。

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