Phishing email pretending to be from iTunes?

i have received what i am sure is a phishing email supposedly from iTunes. is there an email address i should forward this to?

help! I got this email and fell for it... now what do I do?
Dear Customer,
For your protection, we have temporarily restricted
certain functionality with your Apple ID.
These restrictions are to prevent potential misuse
of your Apple account from authorize purchases.
To restore full functionality of your Apple account,
click here to login into your account and verify your
Identity.
Please do not reply to this automated email directly.
Copyright � 2014 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.

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When i try to buy something it gives me my security questions i put them in right but saying they are worng i try to send me a email of the answers from itunes but it near shows up in my email?

when i try to buy something it gives me my security questions i put them in right but saying they are worng i try to send me a email of the answers from itunes but it near shows up in my email?

You need to ask Apple to reset your security questions; ways of contacting them include phoning AppleCare and asking for the Account Security team, clicking here and picking a method for your country, and filling out and submitting this form.
They wouldn't be security questions if they could be bypassed without Apple verifying your identity.
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HT201363 email that says its from itunes support

I keep receiving an email that says its from itunes support that says "warning! we need a little verification from you or your account will be closed" - is this a legitimite email?

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2075
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4933

HT201363 for got security question and i have no received any email in may inbox from itunes

dear sir, i forgot my apple id security question so i can't to buy any apps paid application. When appears on below the security box "Forgot your answers?" Then i click to Send reset security info email to...............after appears Email sent> Check your inbox for an email with instruction on how to reset yor security information,
But sad news sir!! till now i no receved any email in my inbox from itunes or itune related support. Please sir give me proper solution.
i sufferer to-much problam.

Check your rescue email address as the email with the link is going there. Appleid.apple.com click manage your account sign in. Click on password and security. if you don't see the link there call apple account security.

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I read to report any suspicious emails to customer support but I don't see an email address to send the email I received as follows...
Subject: Scan de 4155008
> Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2014 15:20:43 +0100
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Scan de 4155008
>
> Scan de 4155008
> Format de fichier: PDF MMR(G4)
> Resolution: 200dpi x 200dpi
>
> Le fichier joint est une image numerisee au format PDF. Utilisez Acrobat(R)Reader(R) ou Adobe(R)Reader(R) d'Adobe
> Systems Incorporated pour visualiser le document. Il est possible de telecharger Adobe(R)Reader(R) de l'adresse suivante:
> Adobe, le logo Adobe, Acrobat, le logo Adobe PDF et Reader sont des marques deposees ou des marques commerciales
> d'Adobe Systems Incorporated aux Etas-Unis et dans les autres pays. http://www.adobe.com/
Although the email address is not mine I want to report it to be investigated. There's an attachment but I'm not opening it, it's a zipped folder. Thank you for your time and help.

I think you are right to be suspicious of this email. There is every chance that the attachment is infected and you should not open it.
However
1. It does not seem to be a Phishing email at all. There is no invitation to login, to send personal details, or to do anything else related to phishing.
2. The email does not say it is from Adobe, or in any way connected with Adobe. It does not impersonate Adobe email addresses, it uses hotmail addresses. It just says there is a PDF, and has typical text about how to get Adobe Reader.
Not sure why you think Adobe would be interested in this.

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Had the same prob myself.....didnt get a lot of help here so trial & error did the trick.
Had voice memos but wanted to keep some.
Clicked on the voice memo playlist link & that showed me the list in itunes
Put cursor onto the memo i wanted to be rid of & right click.
Looked down the options available.
Spotted delete, whacked that & that memo was gone.
Did that to all the ones i didnt want.
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Just flicked to itunes playlist index.
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thanks for your help i will try that i'm not on my Pc right now

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In the past few months I've noticed that I am getting more & more phishing emails pretending to be from BT.
They are all going to an email account that I don't use anymore (but what I used to set up my internet with originally) but have forwarded to my current email address
So there were a lot of BT Yahoo classic is closing ones, update your email, even had ones pretending that my bill was ready
I reported one with the ebilling on it and BT kindly forced me to change my password as "my account has been compromised" (er no it hasn't). So I'm reluctant to report any more.
I'm just not sure what to do about them. I obviously don't want genuine bt emails to go to the trash.

There are many phishing emails from BT doing the rounds no doubt trying to catch people out because of the forthcoming migration from Yahoo to Critical Path.
If you hover your mouse over the senders email address it will show you where it came from and if you hover your mouse over any links you will see where the link will take you.
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If in any doubt about an email, delete it.
See link for details about phishing emails.
http://bt.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/9191/~/what-is-phishing%3F-is-the-email-i-have-receiv...

What to do about Phishing emails

As like most people I am getting fed up with Phishing emails pretending to come from BT etc etc and have no real idea if anyone is trying to do anything about it i have started to do something myself.
On some of them particularly those with "Buttons" you can see the routing to where the Trojan programme etc is located.
I now email the owner of the site either by any contact information given or by looking it up on "Whois" if it is shown as a numeric.
I then send them a polite message saying that it looks as though there site has been hacked and they are hosting a programme that is used for Phishing.
So far i have sent 10 and got 8 replies 4 said they have removed the link and the associated account 4 said that they have left the link but advised the local police regarding the fraud.
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Like you, I'm more than cheesed off with daily, false, "BT" emails but there is another issue, which so far I can't see anybody has raised i.e....... probably like everyone else I've sent countless copies of fakes to "Phishing" and to "Abuse" at BT only to receive the same pointless standard answers, with no action, from BT.
It is just not good enough for BT to fob off these complaints from many, many people, by saying that they (BT) can only do something if fake emails come from BT source / customer ..... these fake emails are leading unsuspecting people to believe that they are genuine and in any other (business) circumstance, this could be treated as fraud or misrepresentation, and could be actioned on by law enforcement / Trading Standards.
Does BT not care that their Logos / Headings / personnel are all clearly being massively misrepresented, day after day to countless numbers of their clients, all with an end view to illegal activity being carried out by the sender ??????
How much longer before senior personnel get off their rear ends and do something, instead of cowering behind their standard replies and paying lip service only to this problem, a problem which has existed for years, and is now increasing due to BT changes, and to get their vast resources to take action on this criminal activity, which we, as high cost paying customers, are expected to endure ???

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Where is the source? The nature of phishing emails is that the "from" address is spoofed and constantly changes to prevent it being blocked.

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