Strange email from Sony?

I just received this strange email from Sony. First they called me the king (thanks for that), and after that they apologized for filling my inbox. That was all it said - have no idea what inbox they're talking about, I hardly doubt my inbox here is full. The email made me smile, was nice and all, but still a bit weird Do anyone know what its about? Had to translate it (the red text), cause my emails are in danish.

I had something like this in the early hours of the morning it seems to be something about a welcome ps4 email and them sending to many. Here's how mine looked. You may need to save the picture to get a better look.

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Strange email from Skype ??

Hi! Two times so far that I received a strange email from Skype, in spanish or something!! I'm wondering what this is all about and why the heck spanish? I'm french canadian!
The email says something like :
Tu crédito quedará inactivo en 3 días.
Aparentemente, hace tiempo que no usas tu crédito de Skype. Recuerda que si no lo usas en un periodo de 180 días queda inactivo. Pero no te preocupes porque una vez que quede inactivo puedes reactivarlo cuando estés listo para usarlo. Simplemente inicia sesión en tu cuenta en Internet y sigue los pasos para reactivar el crédito. Detalles de tu cuenta:
Nombre de usuario: (myusername)
Saldo: CAD6,86
Plus, why is it talking about my account not being active and a balance of $6,86 I should have over $16...
Not sure what's going on and where to ask...
Thanks. Pat

ravenlost123 wrote:
Hi! Two times so far that I received a strange email from Skype, in spanish or something!! I'm wondering what this is all about and why the heck spanish? I'm french canadian!
The email says something like :
Tu crédito quedará inactivo en 3 días.
Aparentemente, hace tiempo que no usas tu crédito de Skype. Recuerda que si no lo usas en un periodo de 180 días queda inactivo. Pero no te preocupes porque una vez que quede inactivo puedes reactivarlo cuando estés listo para usarlo. Simplemente inicia sesión en tu cuenta en Internet y sigue los pasos para reactivar el crédito. Detalles de tu cuenta:
Nombre de usuario: (myusername)
Saldo: CAD6,86
That message translate to;
Your credit is inactive in 3 days.
Apparently you have not you use your Skype Credit. Remember that if you use it in a period of 180 days is inactive. But do not worry because once you reactivate it is idlewhen you are ready to use. Just log into your online account and follow the steps to revivecredit. Details of your account:
Username: (myusername)
Balance: CAD6, 86
ravenlost123 wrote:
Plus, why is it talking about my account not being active and a balance of $6,86 I should have over $16...
Not sure what's going on and where to ask...
Thanks. Pat
you may need to contact customer service, you can also ask them to change the language of the emails you are receiving.
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Recieved strange email from icloud...

In the mail it asks for verification of my account... Name, email, password, and additional email.
When clicking on the link I go to a webpage that does not say mac, apple, or icloud in the url.
Seems strange to me, is this legit?

Doesn't sound legitimate. The verification email from Apple looks like this, and includes your name and email address:

Strange email from Adobe - DPS Single edition

I recieved the following strange message from Adobe :
You have used all the .folio downloads purchased as part of your Digital Publishing account. It is important that you purchase another .folio download bundle immediately to ensure no disruption in fulfillment of your content."
This regarding my purchase of single edition license few months ago. is there a limit on the number of downloads of a single edition license ?

I have the same email! I have a monthly PROFESSIONAL DPS suscription but just have used single edition in the viewer biulder!!!!! What hapennsss???? I have never used my folio downloads. Actually yesterday before DPS becomes on mantainance y see all my folio downloads avilable, two hours latter i got this email and all my folio downolads were on 0!!!! This is a joke??? It's impossible!
Please help!

HT5624 A strange email from You

I have an email from You saying that I have change/added a credit card with You on the 13.12.12 but I have not add or change anything

You're not talking to Apple on these forums, just other users.
Changing the password was a good move. It could also be that the email was a scam. Did it ask you to verify your info? What was the sender's email address?

Got a strange email from Apple

I recieved an email from the Apple store, assuring me that I will receive my new phone Friday has anyone else received a similar email? I don't understand why. I received an email late last night telling me that it had shipped and stated a later date than the 19th. Then I checked tracking and it stated that delivery would be the 18th. Later that was gone and there was no date for delivery. I am so confused as to what is happening. Is there anyone else facing the same situation?

I received the same e-mail as you, my delivery date is stated as 6/22 by UPS but Apple sent me an e-mail stating "we expect your iPhone order to be delivered on time on June 19, 2009". I wouldn't quite call it an assurance, just a statement that Apple expects us to get it. In reality, it's in UPS's hands and unless I see the Delivery Date updated to 6/19 I will be very surprised to see it delivered before 6/22.

Help! Strange email from apple

Hi! I've just received today an email from Apple that told me that they had send me a new Iphone..
I've asked for support in november 2011 because my home bottom had some several problems.
But the problem is that I've already received a new Iphone 4 in november at the same week that i ask for the support...
So what It mean this email that I received from apple today?!?!?
Also if I click to the link for seeing the current status of my shipping the result is that the product has been delivered!
So?!?! I dont'understand??
Did they send me another Iphone 4??
Thank you very much for the support!!

Step 1 Request
November 9, 2011: Product received by service center
Shipped via UPS with tracking number XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Step 2 Service
November 9, 2011: Service completed
Step 3 Return
June 15, 2012: Replacement product shipped
Shipped via UPS with tracking number XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
This is my status to my personal assistance page.....

Strange email from Apple

So I got an email today from [email protected] thanking me for purchasing my Mac. The problem is I bought this Mac Book Pro in the Spring of 2009. The email doesn't give any other specifics, just links to other parts of the apple site to learn more about my mac.
I just registered my Final Cut Pro program last night, so I thought maybe it's from that, but wouldn't the email say something like "Thank you for registering FCP?" I looked to see if I got any other emails from apple still in my inbox, and I do from back when I bought it, one saying thanks for registering the Mac Book Pro and the other just saying they hoped I enjoyed the visit to the Mac store.
Can anyone shed any light on this? I know the email's a legit email from apple, but it's the content that's concerning me.

Looks legit enough - but I'm not the person to judge that because I've never gotten one - I immediately uncheck any and all "get updates/marketing/sell-you-something/flood your inbox with superfluous stuff" offers everywhere. Keeps the spam at a reasonable level.

Strange email from BT

Hi,
Today I received an email from BT that I had used 7GB of 10GB, not that unusual since I do use my connection for online gaming. However, as an option 3 customer I should have a limit of 100GB (I have checked my profile at btinternet.com and it agrees that I am option 3). Has anyone else had this message and is there a specific number I could phone to inquire with BT?

Sweeney47 wrote:
There was something similar about this flagging up before, I think it was Andy who mentioned it whereby people were getting incorrect emails from BT about usage and 'welcome' emails.
I would recommend you contact BT just to make sure either by phone or you could contact the forum team by email at [email protected]
Indeed it was me. A user did report receiving the 100GB email by mistake (not a welcome email).
As the OP has now also shown, there is something wrong with the system and can't be trusted
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Received a strange email from iTunes;

Reads as follows;
Dear iTunes Customer,
Thank you for downloading the movie The Three Flavours Cornetto® Trilogy. Unfortunately, the movie you received may have had some noticeable quality issues. We have corrected the problem and a new copy is available to download, free of charge. To receive the new version, please re-download the title from your iTunes purchase history.
For information on how to remove the current version, go to:
How to delete content you've downloaded from the iTunes Store, App Store, iBooks Store, or Mac App Store
For information on how to download the new copy, go to:
Downloading past purchases from the iTunes Store, App Store, and iBooks Store
Regards,
iTunes Support Team
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/ww/
I don't tend to click on unsolicited links and sure as heck don't remember ordering this movie. I have figured it to be a phishing scam.
Anyone else?

Dear ed2345 and Nadine_brizuela,
As a Network Administrator I understand how these emails at first glance appear to be legitimate. Everything about them seems legitimate. That is why before commenting further, I waited for a response from Apple concerning this matter before confirming my worst fear. And as MiniBeast has stated: "I have figured it to be a phishing scam.", "it raised red flags immediately", "it's definitely a Phishing Scam to steal info." turns out to be correct and the word needs to get out to Apple customers as soon as possible, before any damage may be done.
As confirmed by Apple it is indeed an Phising scam. The links appear to be legitimate. They seems to point to Apple and above all, the very worst part is that they appear to be emailed from a legitimate Apple email server, when in fact it was not sent from Apple, as confirmed by the following response from Itunes support.
It is indeed a confirmed scam sent by hackers who could have only pulled this off by a DNS poisoning attack, but for me still seems fishy because of whois confirmation, but Apple confirms it did not come from them.
What is DNS poisoning: http://www.computer-network-security-training.com/what-is-a-dns-poisoning-attack /
For me, when I got this email, it seemed fishy to me as well, I opened it and it went to Apple, I closed out that browser and opened a different browser and went to Apple and reset my password and contacted support and then responded to this post above. With DNS poisoning it seems that the links are real because your browser says apple.com/... when in fact the links are completely fake sending you to a completely different server. And it even appears to be emailed from Apple, which, as confirmed by Apple, it was not.
The word needs to get out especially to all Apple customers, that this particular email is fake and a Phishing attack designed to get the users Apple ID login. I would not have believed it myself unless confirmed by Apple.
RESPONSE FROM APPLE SUPPORT BELOW:
Thanks for choosing Apple.
Greetings from iTunes Store Customer Support. My name is Mohammed and I am happy to assist you today.
I understand that you receive two emails from Apple about the movie. I know you must be eager to get this resolved. I will provide the necessary information.
I looked into this and found that neither the email nor its sender are affiliated with Apple. The email appears to be a phishing attempt, designed to trick users into visiting a website.
If you still have the email, please forward it to [email protected] so we can investigate it. If the email contains links or attachments, please don't open them.
Apple will only send you an email asking you to verify an email address in these situations:
- When you first set up an account
- Immediately after you add or change a contact email address for an Apple ID
Also, an email from Apple will never ask you for your password, Social Security Number, or full credit card number.
If you haven't already done so, I recommend following the suggestions in this article:
Apple ID: Security and your Apple ID
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4232
Also, here are other articles that you might find helpful:
Identifying fraudulent "phishing" email
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4933
Identifying legitimate emails from the iTunes Store
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2075
I hope the information provided above is helpful.
if you have any further queries regarding iTunes Store, please reply to this email. I will be happy to assist you. Thank you for being a valued member of the iTunes family.
Have a nice day!
Sincerely,
iTunes Store Customer Support
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/ww/

Unlock bootloader email from sony

Hi, I have requested an email from http://developer.sonymobile.com/ to unlock my bootloader on my z1 however it has been an hour and I have had no email, I have used 3 different email addresses and still nothing.
What can I do?

hey there , i had the same problem with my z1 , tried it serveral times with different emails and at a different time.
finally worked with an arcor email, took still about 20 minutes until the mail came into my inbox.
just read that arcor doesnt provide new memberships but you may fix this with another web hoster
hope i could help, i feel for you

Received strange email from AppleStore.email.customers.20.ca

I received an email today from my other email account asking me to respond within 48 hours and the is a link to confirm my detail. The link is from an email address : AppleStore.email.customers.20.ca
Should I respond to this email?

Yes, it is a phishing attempt. Do not respond. Do not divulge any personal or financial information.

Strange email from apple service

Hi there, its my 1st time on the discussion, so hope I'm in the right place. I received the following email;
Dear Apple Customer,
To get back into your apple account, you'll need to confirm your account . It's easy: Click the link below to open a secure browser window. Confirm that you're the owner of the account and then follow the instructions. .
Update Now > goo.gl/Q4nVf
Before log in your account will be Confirmed, let us know right away. Reporting it is important because it helps us prevent fraudsters from stealing your information. Yours sincerely, apple
The following was the address:
Apple Service <[email protected]>
I haven't done as it asked, nor have I clicked on the link. Is this genuine? I have no reason to believe it is. I would greatly appreciate some views on this.

This is an excellent response Alancito, to a question that was handled well by TojoW who posted here rather than replying to the email.
To those of us who have been connected to the Internet since it began have seen this question hundreds of times, and it may seem to those of us who have seen this type of question come up over and over in every type of forum where we have been members that it has been asked and answered enough times that it may seem redundant but I have to comment that it is not no matter how often it is asked.
I have seen answers in every forum where I have been a member which put down the original poster as someone who should have known and recognized this type of email immediately, but there is a first time for all of us and I am very impressed with the answers given here which praise TojoW for the proper response to receiving such a phishing email. These emails have become so realistic appearing that even the most observant are open to deception while we depend upon our anti-phishing software to catch such attempts to steal our identities or personal information.
I don't recall encountering this question, which is asked repeatedly in some form, that has received such an understanding and correct response to a problem that has become so sophisticated that the phishing email warns within its message against answering such messages.
Everyone encounters this a first time and if we are like TojoW we post somewhere and don't answer the bogus email, but this is the first forum where I see support and praise for asking the question so that those who are encountering this for the first time are given the answer straight out, and no one has made the disparaging comments I have encountered at least once every time I have seen this come up, where a person has made the post and someone has responded with something along the lines of "everyone knows this by now", when in truth, every day all over the world there are people new to the Internet, and if they see a suspicious email like the one mentioned simply are not immediately knowledgable about every danger that is likely to be encountered when using the Internet.
This issue needs to come up and always will until or if someone invents a foolproof phishing detector, and although many of these are caught by spam filters, some still get through.
This question needs to be asked and answered appropriately as it has here in this forum, and it will need to be asked again and again because as has been seen here, the phishing email warns against itself which when encountered by a new or even experienced Internet user, we need people who ask the question before they have their information stolen, and we need straightforward and understanding and supporting answers as I see has been done here.
This will continue to be an issue for a long time, and I am very pleased to see both the question and answers handled in a straightforward and helpful manner because I see this appropriate question asked often as it needs to be, but I have never seen it answered without someone commenting that everyone should know not to reply to such emails, and I don't recall ever encountering such a question without someone objecting to the question being asked because everyone should know not to answer such an email.
These phishing attempts have become so expertly written that they fool the best anti-phishing software, and we all need to continue to be aware of how sophisticated these messages have become, no matter if it is our first or our thousandth time encountering this very necessary question and excellent answer.
I just want to say that i am impressed with the way this important question has been asked and answered in such an appropriate manner, and that I hope it will continue to be answered as professionally as many times as this is asked and answered. Very well done on all sides everyone.

STRANGE EMAIL from 'Synchrony Bank"....

Got up this morning, and Im checking my emails on my phone, and I see one from "Synchrony Bank"...regarding my "Dillards "App...well, here's the kicker though..... 1). Wells Fargo backs the card2) I havent applied for a Dillards card since April 23rd., which resulted in a denial for too many new accts and inquires, from WF, and (rghtfully so too!...but who cares) SO...Now Im a littled miffed by the weird email, and wondering who I contact for this. Wells Fargo or Synchony to let them know....and of course if I find out someone kept my app from April 23, and re-submitted it, all hell is gonna break loose on someone. I totally OWN UP to all my apps, and I havent apped for ANYTHING since end of May which resulted in Approvals. Im gardening!!! oh, and when I try to click on the "click here" for your response, (it even had a Ref # provided), the next page is black, and says "PDF cannot be displayed"....could this be a delayed response again from my April 23rd app? i just got a new phone, and its acting weird too, like my Dad called me out of the blue and says, "did you just call me and hang up"?...Im like, no.

humuhumunukunukuapuaa wrote:
Pizza, I would say to report it to your e-mail provider and forward as phishing. I received a weird phishing e-mail once about Chase (didn't have an account) and my e-mail provider did look into it once I reported it as phishing. Best not to click on anything in an e-mail too if something doesn't seem right. I'd also call back both Synchrony and Dillard's and ask to speak to the department that handles internet breaches/ security. They willw ant to be aware that their name is being (mis) used even if they are not the ones who actually sent the e-mail. Hope this helps.Thank you HUM!! ugh...I been so careful to not get anymore inquires, and I didnt see any inquires from WF on TU...last one was 4/23/15 like I said. its just frustrating!!

Strange email from SDN

I've received an email today (update from a watched forum post) and it has the following text in the body:
!!! The SAP Virus scanner has removed a virus from this email !!!
The original content of this message part has been replaced
by this text because it tested positive for the following
virus(es):
SOPHOS_SAVI_ERROR_OLD_VIRUS_DATA
This notification is being sent to you. To avoid creating
a nuisance and to keep mail traffic under control, the
original sender of the message has NOT been notified.
However, you may want to notify the sender at your
discretion.
If you have further questions, please create a CSN ticket
under SA-MAIL.
Kind regards
SAP IT Internet Services
I'm guessing SOPHOS_SAVI_ERROR_OLD_VIRUS_DATA is not a real virus, but SAP is just using Sophos software and their database went haywire. Not sure how to notify the sender since SAP is the sender themselves. And what's the CSN ticket?
Has anyone else gotten an email like this and is there anything we should be concerned about?

From David Branan on the Moderators Forum:
The virus scan message was due to a wrong proxy configuration
on 2 of 8 virus scanners of the SCN Mail Infrastructure.
The problem is fixed.
Rob

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