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Probably for the person who received this invoice "in error" and is concerned about being charged money to contact "Apple" at the link in the email...
At which point the scam really begins...
Probably for the person who received this invoice "in error" and is concerned about being charged money to contact "Apple" at the link in the email...
At which point the scam really begins...
No. Per one fault, the link at the bottom doesn't exist.
Others, the 329,00 price overlaps the separation line. The date is a different font. The sales tax is a different size. The amount due is out of alignment to the rest of the column (as is the tax). The ZOFV product name doesn't exist.
In short, this is a badly hacked together fake invoice.
g_wolfman wrote:
Probably for the person who received this invoice "in error" and is concerned about being charged money to contact "Apple" at the link in the email...
At which point the scam really begins...
Aaah
Thank you!
You're welcome. 🙂
So what might be the attempt here? What’s the scam?
Is this a genuine Apple receipt?
