Thom

Just received TWO emails supposedly from Apple.. both contained only an image with an offer to receive a free one year iPhone warranty extension. "Click here for the free warranty extension".

The fact that it came in two emails told me it was spam.. Apple would never make that mistake.

The fact that the message was in an image told me it was a scam.

The link LOOKS like it goes to apple.com but it does NOT. I did NOT click to go to the link!!

Anyone else get the same message??????

John Clay

While Apple would certainly make the mistake of sending something twice, I doubt they'd offer it for free.

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simon

It's a phishing expedition to get your iphone's IMEI number.

Read more about it here:

Apple iPhone Warranty Scam | Symantec Connect

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daniels

Simple rule, if it's too good to be true its not true

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