[iMore Question]

Is this a scam?
I have not placed this order.
Please cancel.

[Tartarus]

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[MarianeBarthos]

Dear Sir/Madam,
I forgot my passcode for my IPAAir 2, serial number: [Redacted - Never post Serial Numbers on a public forum]. Thenphone was reset and I then lost my microsoft word package which was shipped to me. May I please get it again.
Thanks
Mariane from Windhoek, Namibia

[Lee_Bo]

Dear Sir/Madam,
I forgot my passcode for my IPAAir 2. Thenphone was reset and I then lost my microsoft word package which was shipped to me. May I please get it again.
Thanks
Mariane from Windhoek, Namibia

https://support.apple.com

[Lee_Bo]

Is this a scam?
I have not placed this order.
Please cancel.

A quick search of that order number reveals it's a scam. Delete the email and don't click on any links.

[Annie_M]

Definitely a scam! I get these types of emails periodically on an email account that is not affiliated with Apple. Delete! Delete! Delete!

[Rob Phillips]

Dear Sir/Madam,
I forgot my passcode for my IPAAir 2, serial number: [Redacted - Never post Serial Numbers on a public forum]. Thenphone was reset and I then lost my microsoft word package which was shipped to me. May I please get it again.
Thanks
Mariane from Windhoek, Namibia

Seriously, NEVER post your serial number or any other confidential information in a public forum, or anywhere else other people could see it. We are not affiliated with Apple in any way and can’t help you. As was already recommended, contact Apple Support.

[mina8020]

Unquestionably a trick! I get these sorts of messages intermittently on an email account that isn't partnered with Apple. Erase! Erase! Erase!