

The person talking to me was super nice, & gave me lots of proof. About a year ago Apple called me & I asked if they were legit. My bank said everything was ok, & big surprise, Apple said that they had no records saying they called me. I called apple, & my bank, to make sure all my stuff was secure. How do I know ur really apple?” She immediately hung up. I then said to the woman, “Sorry ma’am, but I seen that the reviews were talking about scammers using this app. I seen a bunch of people saying that this was an app scammers used.

(Just in case it was legit, I told the woman that it was taking a long time to download, so I could buy time to investigate). Isn’t my bank supposed to call about suspicious activity? Also, I’ve never had to download an app before, when Apple helped me”. I started to wonder, “wait, y is APPLE calling about suspicious activity. Freaking out, they told me to download this app. I got a call from Apple, saying that someone was trying to buy stuff from my bank account. Enter the ID from this app into the Partner-ID field
