Iwork team requesting file... legit or phishing scam?

This is ta email i recieved after posting in the community re: an issue I was having opening a `09 keynote presentation in `11 powerpoint.
Is this legit or a phishing scam?
Hello there,
We have heard about your issue from the discussion thread below:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4289855?tstart=0
We would like to know if you would be able to provide the following:
- A copy of your file
Thank you,
The iWork Team
12293925

Thanks Niel.
Anyway to confirm that they are legit?
email they sent from is:
iWork Team <[email protected]>

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Hello there,
We have heard about your issue from the discussion thread below:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5829899?tstart=0
We would like to know if you would be able to provide the following:
1. Which version of Keynote?
2. An example document that illustrates the problem (preferrably the 5.3 version of the document before the import).
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2. Select 'About This Mac'
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4. Click 'System Report' button
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The iWork Team
15912319

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I believe verizon is doing something very dangerous. The last time I logged onto our verizon account it asked me to confirm my email address. I indicated that it had not changed. It said that i would receive an email asking me to validate my email address. This was fine but the email I received is attached below (I Xed out the three-digit code). I am sure it is legitimate but no business should ask customers to enter their user id and password on a page reached through an email link such as this!!! This is what phishing emails do. To ask customers to do something that a consumer should NEVER do is just plain stupid!
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