POSSIBLE SCAM ALERT!!!!

I am getting emails telling me that my Ạρρle ID has been used to open a session iCloud from an unauthorized computer. When I clicked on the link it is asking me to verify my account by submitting the credit card information linked to the account. Please be careful!!!! I believe its a SCAM!!!

Likely you're right. Never click on any links in emails like that. Forward it to [email protected] If you ever get an email asking you to verify Apple ID information and think it is valid, you should manually go to appleid.apple.com instead of clicking on the link.

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Scam Alert!!

I received this conversation request from an individual claiming to be a high up in a global bank in Dubai. Research swowd that this type of request has been going on since the 2009 earthquake in Indonesia. Please do not feed in to this sick type of coersion. christopher wilmot would like to add you on SkypeHello my good friendI am Christopher Wilmot, Group Head of Treasury & Global Markets First Gulf Bank in United Arab Emirates .I write you this proposal in good faith hoping that I will rely on you in a business transaction that require absolute confident and of great interest and benefit to our both families.
In 2007,one Mr. Wilfred, an Emirati Citizen whose has the same surname as yours and has your country in his file as his place of origin, made a fixed deposit for 36 months, valued at $26,700,000.00 with my bank. I was his account officer before I rose to my precent position. The maturity date for this deposit contract was 27th of September 2010.Sadly Mr. Wilfred was among the death victims in the September 2009 earthquake in Indonesia that left over 1,200 people dead while he was there on business trip.
Since the last quarter of 2010 until today, the management of my bank has been finding means to reach him so as ascertain if he will roll over the Deposit or have the contract sum withdrawn. When I discovered that this will happen, I have tried to think up a procedure to preserve this fund and use the proceeds for business.
Some directors here have been trying to find out from me the information about this account and the owner, but I have kept it closed because, I know that if they are aware that Mr Wilfred is late, they will corner the funds for themselves. Therefore am seeking your co-operation to present you as the one to benefit from his fund at his death since you have the same last name, so that my bank headquarters will pay the funds to You. I have done enough inside bank arrangement and you I have to put in your details into the bank list as the Next of Kin.
If you concur with this proposal, I intend you to retain 45% of the funds while 45% For me. Then the 10% left will be giving to the less privilege and the motherless home. Kindly forward your respond to me by email:[e-mail removed for privacy and security]Mr. Christopher Wilmot
Group Head of Treasury & Global Markets
Email: [e-mail removed for privacy and security]

I got the same scam message: Dear My Good FriendI am Christopher Wilmot,Group Head of Treasury & Global Markets First Gulf Bank in United Arab Emirates .I write you this proposal in good faith hoping that I will rely on you in a business transaction that require absolute confidentiality and of great interest and benefit to our both families.
In 2007,one Mr.Wilfred Thomson an Emirate Citizen who has the same surname as yours and has your country in his file as his place of origin, made a fixed deposit for 36 months, valued at $26,700,000.00 with my bank. I was his account officer before I rose to the position of Managing Director. The maturity date for this deposit contract was 27th of September 2014.Sadly Mr.Wilfred was among the death victims in the September 2009 earthquake in Indonesia that left over 1,200 people dead while he was there on business trip.
Since the last quarter of 2010 until today, the management of my bank has been finding means to reach him so as to ascertain if he will roll over the Deposit or have the contract sum withdrawn. When I discovered that this will happen, I have tried to come up a procedure to preserve this fund and use the proceeds for business.
Some directors here have been trying to find out from me the information about this account and the owner, but I have kept it confidential because I know that if they become aware that Mr.Wilfred is late, they will corner the funds for themselves. Therefore, am seeking your co-operation to present you as the one to benefit from his fund since you have the same surname, my bank headquarters will pay the funds to you as his next of kin. I have done enough inside bank arrangement and i only have to put in your details into the information network in our bank database and your name will be reflect you as his next of kin.
If you concur with this proposal, I intend for you to retain 45% of the funds while 45% shall be for me. Then the 10% left will be giving to the less privilege and the motherless home. Kindly forward your response to me by email: [e-mail removed for privacy and security]Mr. Christopher Wilmot
Group Head of Treasury & Global Markets at First Gulf Bank
Email: [e-mail removed for privacy and security]
[5/5/2015 16:36:06] *** Christopher wilmot would like to add you on Skype Dear My Good FriendI am Christopher Wilmot,Group Head of Treasury & Global Markets First Gulf Bank in United Arab Emirates .I write you this proposal in good faith hoping that I will rely on you in a business transaction that require absolute confidentiality and of great interest and benefit to our both families.
In 2007,one Mr.Wilfred Thomson an Emirate Citizen who has the same surname as yours and has your country in his file as his place of origin, made a fixed deposit for 36 months, valued at $26,700,000.00 with my bank. I was his account officer before I rose to the position of Managing Director. The maturity date for this deposit contract was 27th of September 2014.Sadly Mr.Wilfred was among the death victims in the September 2009 earthquake in Indonesia that left over 1,200 people dead while he was there on business trip.
Since the last quarter of 2010 until today, the management of my bank has been finding means to reach him so as to ascertain if he will roll over the Deposit or have the contract sum withdrawn. When I discovered that this will happen, I have tried to come up a procedure to preserve this fund and use the proceeds for business.
Some directors here have been trying to find out from me the information about this account and the owner, but I have kept it confidential because I know that if they become aware that Mr.Wilfred is late, they will corner the funds for themselves. Therefore, am seeking your co-operation to present you as the one to benefit from his fund since you have the same surname, my bank headquarters will pay the funds to you as his next of kin. I have done enough inside bank arrangement and i only have to put in your details into the information network in our bank database and your name will be reflect you as his next of kin.
If you concur with this proposal, I intend for you to retain 45% of the funds while 45% shall be for me. Then the 10% left will be giving to the less privilege and the motherless home. Kindly forward your response to me by email: [e-mail removed for privacy and security]Mr. Christopher Wilmot
Group Head of Treasury & Global Markets at First Gulf Bank
Email: [e-mail removed for privacy and security] ***
[5/5/2015 19:20:30] *** has shared contact details with Christopher wilmot. ***
[5/5/2015 19:22:33] *** Call to Christopher wilmot, no answer.
Send video message ***
[5/6/2015 18:59:53] *** Call to Christopher wilmot, no answer.
Send video message ***
[21:44:47] *** Call from Christopher wilmot ***
[21:45:01] thomas : HELLO?
[21:45:05] *** Call ended, duration 00:18 ***
[21:45:12] Christopher wilmot: Hello
[21:45:38] Christopher wilmot: mr thomas do you receive my business proposal?
[21:45:45] thomas : uhm no
[21:45:59] thomas : just your friends request
[21:46:20] Christopher wilmot: Dear My Good FriendI am Christopher Wilmot,Group Head of Treasury & Global Markets First Gulf Bank in United Arab Emirates .I write you this proposal in good faith hoping that I will rely on you in a business transaction that require absolute confidentiality and of great interest and benefit to our both families.
In 2007,one Mr.Wilfred Thomson an Emirate Citizen who has the same surname as yours and has your country in his file as his place of origin, made a fixed deposit for 36 months, valued at $26,700,000.00 with my bank. I was his account officer before I rose to the position of Managing Director. The maturity date for this deposit contract was 27th of September 2014.Sadly Mr.Wilfred was among the death victims in the September 2009 earthquake in Indonesia that left over 1,200 people dead while he was there on business trip.
Since the last quarter of 2010 until today, the management of my bank has been finding means to reach him so as to ascertain if he will roll over the Deposit or have the contract sum withdrawn. When I discovered that this will happen, I have tried to come up a procedure to preserve this fund and use the proceeds for business.
Some directors here have been trying to find out from me the information about this account and the owner, but I have kept it confidential because I know that if they become aware that Mr.Wilfred is late, they will corner the funds for themselves. Therefore, am seeking your co-operation to present you as the one to benefit from his fund since you have the same surname, my bank headquarters will pay the funds to you as his next of kin. I have done enough inside bank arrangement and i only have to put in your details into the information network in our bank database and your name will be reflect you as his next of kin.
If you concur with this proposal, I intend for you to retain 45% of the funds while 45% shall be for me. Then the 10% left will be giving to the less privilege and the motherless home. Kindly forward your response to me by email: [e-mail removed for privacy and security]Mr. Christopher Wilmot
Group Head of Treasury & Global Markets at First Gulf Bank
Email: [e-mail removed for privacy and security]
[21:46:34] Christopher wilmot: that is my business proposal...
[21:46:45] Christopher wilmot: please read and get back to me
[21:48:41] thomas : I have just read this
[21:48:56] thomas : but one things occurs to me:In 2007,one Mr.Wilfred Thomson an Emirate Citizen who has the same surname as yours and has your country in his file
[21:49:12] thomas : My nami surname is not wilfred
[21:49:18] thomas name*
[21:50:02] Christopher wilmot: but both of you has the same name either name nor surname
[21:50:10] thomas nope
[21:50:19] thomas my name isnt even close to be alike
[21:50:40] Christopher wilmot: it's all left to me to make the changes inout database
[21:50:57] thomas ok
[21:51:01] thomas what do you need?
[21:51:30] Christopher wilmot: i will send you the details of the deal on your email id
[21:51:59] Christopher wilmot: so i need your email so that i can send you the details
[21:52:51] thomas ok my email is
[21:53:08] thomas http://community.skype.com/t5/Security-Privacy-Trust-and/Scam-Alert/td-p/3953040
[21:53:09] thomas .. His skype name is: fujita27novI blocked and reported abuse

Phishing Scam Alert - 22/06/2014

Phishing scam alert: We have become aware of an email billing scam being sent to some customers. Customers are being sent a bill saying their previous bill is overdue and they should pay the account immediately.

I have been receiving emails from people I don't know who have private names. One is Alphonso Waller, another is Winston Duke. They claim that the attachment contains details of my account. I have not opened the attachment because of the suspicious nature of the email. Has anybody else received these? Is it correct to delete the email straight away as I have been doing or should I delete from my Mac altogether?

Scam Alerts

Caution: Telephone Scam I believe a notice needs to get to all Microsoft users, as a company who solicited me (but say they are not selling anything) only had my street address & not my mailing address & my last two computer purchases were from HP. There is a company in Los Angeles (possible ID is Computer X Spot GK using a phone # of 323-522-5336) who say they are not selling anything; "they are the authorized Microsoft rep" & there is a serious issue w/the O/S. They ask you to go to your computer & log on with them, but I refused to do that & told them to mail the info to my address of record, which was not the street address they gave me. My telephone & DSL provider has received several complaints & advised me that the "scam" is to get you to allow them onto your desktop in order to fix the so-called Microsoft problem & they install a virus they can fix for a fee. DO NOT LET ANYONE GET ONTO YOUR DESKTOP THAT YOU DO NOT KNOW. This is not referring to your HP Tech Support, but from 'UNSOLICITED' spam or telephone scams. I contacted the FTC and recommend anyone getting a call LIKE THIS to go to WWW.FTC.GOVor PHONE THEM AT 1-877-382-4357 to file a complaint. It is these type of people who 'prey' on people who are too trusting and end up with a crashed computer and unnecessary problems for their future. Please know this has apparently been going on for some time, but the FTC needs pressure to bring this SCUM to the reckoning point for their SCAM hobby. I have notified HP, but recommend users to be forewarned & notify any unsuspecting friends of this problem. Tks...Warry
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Angie,
For the record and to report old news, the ‘bogus’ telephone calls have effectively ceased! And thanks to an article published in the Guardian and subsequent interviews with Edward Snowden in June 2013 that revealed the National Security Agency has been collecting the telephone records of millions of U.S. Verizon customers in bulk.
Although I was not surprised but alarmed by the news, I guess my ‘littlefriends’ in the overseas call centers got ‘spooked’ and maybe just as well. It seems sometimes, things work out for the best, eh?
Unthinking respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth. – Albert Einstein

SCAM ALERT - Auto-recharge cancelled message with...

I just got an email with this message:
The Auto-recharge feature on your account has been cancelled because the credit/debit card VISA-SKYPE XXXX-XXXX used for Auto-recharge payments has expired.
My card will not expire for a couple of years. The sending IP address in the header is in Switzerland, ***. I suspect a SCAM. Skype should warn others.
The complete header follows:
From Skype Thu Feb 28 16:40:30 2013
Date: Fri, 1 Mar 2013 00:40:30 +0000 (GMT+00:00)
From: Skype <[email protected]>
To: ***
Subject: Auto-recharge has been cancelled

Hi, wamwis, and welcome to the Community,
First things, first: for your safety and protection, please never, ever include any personally identifiable information such as your real name, Skype account name, e-mail address, or a telephone number in a post on a public Community or forum such as this. Thanks!
Because the copied and pasted header included so many personally identifiable details, I arranged to have it redacted. We also absolutely cannot leave any IP address posted here in the Community.
Thank you for your alert. I always recommend, if in doubt, to contact Skype Customer Service to determine the veracity of such e-mails. As a proactive measure, I also recommend changing your Skype account and credit card account passwords immediately if you have not already done so.
Best regards,
Elaine
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Is it possible to alert Apple to update the Maps app to reflect incorrect route advice?

Can Apple update its route planning software ?
This is the route of the problem as sent to TomTom and Garmin Sat Nav providers.
Hi there, I work in the Heritage Sector at an Irish National Monument called NEWGRANGE. We are experiencing a lot of problems here with Sat Nav system users. Here is the problem. The name Newgrange is iconic among pre historic monuments in Europe. It is almost a brand name at this stage and understandably it is the first name that thousands of end users key into their satnav systems. Heres the rub; Access to the Newgrange National monument is INDIRECT, via a Visitor Centre called Bru na Boinne ( Irish Gaelic ) which is several KMs away on the opposite side of the river and is a 10 km drive away. As a result the word NEWGRANGE being pre-eminent in most tourists minds, 9000 - 10,000 visitors per annum are consequently arriving at the wrong place. This is causing a lot of unnecessary anger and frustration among these well intended visitors and indeed among my own staff. The Solution; Is it possible to re-route people via an 'alert ' facility in the software, or perhaps offer a drop down menu with options for the end user, for example 1 Newgrange National Monument 2. Newgrange Townland 3 Newgrange Farm with the default set a Newgrange National Monument. Please let me know if this is possible and if you could open up a line of contact for discussion on the matter, I would really appreciate it.. Many regards Paul Kelly Information Officer, Bru na Boinne Visitor Centre for Newgrange National Monument Donore Co Meath Ireland Work Phone 00353 (0) 41 9880300

OK, Great
Thanks
Paul

Buyer requesting username and password after I performed factory reset. Possible scam?

So on my iphone 4s operating iOS 7, I performed a factory reset using itunes. I then sold my phone to someone online, and they are now asking me for a username and password to unlock the phone. I thought that factory resetting would clear out all data? Is it possible he legitimitely needs my usename and password after a factory reset?
Do you think the buyer is scamming me? Should I give him my username and password?

It does not. They need your Apple ID and password to use the phone. If Find My Phone is turned on then you can remotely erase the phone so it will restore as New. You would do this by logging into icloud.com with your Apple ID and password. Click on the Find My Phone icon. Then select your device under the Apple Devices list. When selected a small window dialog opens. Click on the Erase iPhone link.

"74 verizon" scam alert

Beware! I had a call to my cell phone saying that I had won $74.00 and I needed to go to "74verizon.com" to claim it. The web address exists, and it looks just like Verizon -- it even has all the links to other parts of Verizon's website -- but the login screen is on 74verizon.com which is NOT Verizon. It's a scam site phishing for your login credentials.
The phone number that called was 800-922-5534, if it helps.

I got the same call today - from the main Tech Support number programmed into my contacts: 800-922-0204. I thought it was hard to spoof a phone number, so I went to the site (37verizon.com). I saw all legitimate links to Verizon's website, which I thought may be easy to recreate. I almost put in my credentials, but then I wondered why Verizon wouldn't just put something like this on their "verizonwireless.com" site. That's when I thought I should check again. There doesn't seem to be many search results for this scam yet. Be careful! Don't submit your creds unless you're 110% sure it's legitimate!

Inheritance Scam Alert

I received the following scam message. I hope this is not going to become a trend on skype. Please remove this person from skype.
Enter a message to introduce yourself.Hello Mr. Antonio A Côté
I am Mr.Kofi Adomakoh Executive Director Barclay's Bank of Ghana Ltd, I have in our bank a large amount of money valued at $12,400,000.00 twelve million four hundred thousand UDS,that was deposited by one Mr. Antonio A Côté, who shares the same last name with you and comes from your country, The fund is now without any Claim, because he died in a terrible earthquake in Japan in 2011. I want your cooperation in claiming the fund so my bank can transfer the funds to you as the beneficiary and next of and family member of of Mr. Antonio A Côté
This transaction will be a mutual assistance to us. Please send me your reply of interest to my private email ([removed for security])and I'll give you more details about the transaction. I hope to hear from you soonest. Sincerely,
Mr.Kofi Adomakoh44
[removed for security]

Hi, Frustrated Perth, and welcome to the Community,
What you received is just one variation of many such scams circulating around the internet. Block the sender, and click the Report as Abuse/Spam box. You may also send this report to Skype via e-mail: [email protected]
Regards,
Elaine
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Fake APPLE Account verification Phishing Scam Alert

Hi guys I haven't managed to find a link to inform APPLE directly of this scam, so here are the details..
I recieved this email to my registered Apple ID address....
The link below connects to http://www.mesinpertanian.com/apple.htm which is obviously a fake phishing page.
It goes without saying that this is a fake site that just wants your credit card and ID details.
Dear Customer,
It has come to our attention that your account Billing Information records are out of date. That requires you to update your Billing Information. Failure to update your records will result in account termination.
Click on the reference link below and enter your login information on the following page to confirm your Billing Information records...
Click on http://store.apple.com to confirm your Billing Information records.
Thanks,
Apple Customer Support
if anyone knows how to inform the chaps at APPLE so they can close it down. Please forward it.

Very interesting. The WHOIS for mesinpertanian.com is different from kingofcostumes.com, which is the domain that is being used in other scam emails that are being sent out using the very same stationery and message. The latter is in New York, while this one is in Indonesia. Here it is for anyone who is interested:
   Domain Name: MESINPERTANIAN.COM
   Registrar: ONLINENIC, INC.
   Whois Server: whois.onlinenic.com
   Referral URL: http://www.OnlineNIC.com
   Name Server: NS1.LINUXHOSTINGSINGAPORE.COM
   Name Server: NS1.TADULAKO.CO.ID
   Status: clientTransferProhibited
   Updated Date: 19-sep-2010
   Creation Date: 13-sep-2006
   Expiration Date: 13-sep-2012
Registrant:
     MesinPertanian.com [email protected] +62.811454678 +62.811454678
     >>HANNY<<
     Kuningan
     Jakarta,DKI Jakarta,ID 12940
Domain Name:mesinpertanian.com
Record last updated at 2010-09-19 23:13:49
Record created on 9/13/2006
Record expired on 09/13/2012
Domain servers in listed order:
     ns1.tadulako.co.id      ns1.linuxhostingsingapore.com
Administrator:
     http://www.tadulako.com/ [email protected] +62.811454678 +62.811454678
     Tadulako - USA/Indonesia Server - +62 - 811 45 HOST
     jl. anggrek x no. 16, kuningan
     jakarta,dki jakarta,ID 12940
Technical Contactor:
     http://www.tadulako.com/ [email protected] +62.811454678 +62.811454678
     Tadulako - USA/Indonesia Server - +62 - 811 45 HOST
     jl. anggrek x no. 16, kuningan
     jakarta,dki jakarta,ID 12940
Billing Contactor:
     http://www.tadulako.com/ [email protected] +62.811454678 +62.811454678
     Tadulako - USA/Indonesia Server - +62 - 811 45 HOST
     jl. anggrek x no. 16, kuningan
     jakarta,dki jakarta,ID 12940
Registration Service Provider:
    name: >>HANNY<<
    tel: +62.811454678
     fax: +62.811454678
     web:mail: a-b-u-s-e @ 3i3.net

Scam alert, who can I tell

I have received a very poor e-mail scam that is pretending to be from Apple asking for account details, who can I tell

pohmie ~ Welcome to the Support Communities. Answers to such questions can often be found by searching Apple's Knowledge Base here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=search
...However, search results depend on knowing the appropriate keyword to enter — in this case, "phishing" brings up this article:
Identifying fraudulent "phishing" email

ITunes email - possible scam - need help

I have been sent an email stating someone has placed an order on my iTunes Account and if I need to cancel to go to a specific cancellation page asking for my bank details. Is this a scam ?
The email address is [email protected]
I cannot find a contact number for Apple UK so am trying here.
Thank you

It's a phishing email to try and get your account and payment details, forward it to Apple : [email protected] , and then delete it.
If you went to the site and entered your account id and password then change your password e.g. by logging into the account via the Store > View Account menu option on your computer's iTunes, or by logging in via the 'manage your apple id' button on http://appleid.apple.com
Phishing and similar emails : Phishing & Other Suspicious Emails
Phishing emails : Identifying fraudulent "phishing" email - Apple Support
Genuine iTunes emails : Identifying legitimate emails from the iTunes Store - Apple Support

Possible scam Flash Player download site.

While using Google search to find the download site for Adobe
Flash Player and entering "Free Flash Player" in the search box, I
was directed to this site >
http://flashplayer.10-downloadcenter.com/index.asp?aff=103&camp=gg_flash_us&se=google
<, where I was asked for my name, e-mail address and then my
credit card information. Since I always understood that Flash
player is free, this site looks like it is a phishing scam to me.
Is Adobe aware of it?

Further information regarding suspicious actions of this site.
The site had been asked to cancel the transaction within two hours of it taking place. Some of the charges involved extra "premium" software sold along with the "Flash Player 10" download. An extra ~$10 for software that would supposedly increase download speeds greatly. The software all turned out to be PC only, with no mention of there being no Mac version, and no place to check. The site indicated that Flash Player 10 would be downloaded, but all that was available was Flash Player 9 - which was probably already on the machine. One also has to wonder whether their versions don't have zombie payloads.
An archive of the the purchase confirmation page was fortunately kept to save the confirmation numbers and other information. Among the information on the page was the way the charge would appear on the charge card. Checking the card company's invoice, no charge by that name existed. But there was a charge with a completely different label for about the right amount. Calling the (866) number got us to a phone center in India. Sure enough, the mis-labeled charge was the charge in question. The customer service person said that the amount will be refunded within 7 days. We'll see.
Note that an immediate request for cancellation had been made, so the charge shouldn't even have appeared. The site boasts a 7-day money-back guarantee.
I hope that someone, somewhere, will look into this site. I was looking for some kind of complaint link at Google, but haven't found one yet. The site appears not only in the search results, but they run an ad at the top of the Google search page - very visible.
Once again, I hope Adobe will take a look at this highly questionable site.

Possible scam call

I just received a Skype call telling me to go to www.mrrhelp.com because my "security" was in jeopardy. Has anyone else received such a call and can you tell me if it's from Skype or if it is a scam.
Barry
* mod edit to remove hot link *
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This is a known scam.
You can adjust your privacy to, Change Allow Calls from... "anyone" to "people on my Contact list only".
http://community.skype.com/t5/Windows/Does-anyone-know-what-quot-sys-help-bn3-quot-is/m-p/967658#M71...
You may also block and report the scammers.
https://support.skype.com/en/faq/FA10488/how-do-i-block-or-report-a-contact
Regards,
Tamim
Location - Dhaka | Bangladesh - Standard Time Zone: GMT/UTC + 06:00 hour
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Possible scam on BT landline?

I have just taken a call from my BT landline phone (Monday 3rd at 20:35) and am worried that it might be a scam.
On picking up the handset, an automated message started saying that I had won a prize. I immediately put the handset down and tried 1471 to ascertain the number. This was witheld.
I am already registered with the TPS.
Am unsure and worried whether or not I will get a bill for picking up the handset?
Can anyone at BT look into this?
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I think you also have to be careful if you press any keys on the keypad if you get a call that says "you have won a prize, please press the * button to collect"
I have never tried it but I am sure there is a charge.
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