Apple Bill

Click here for information. If the article doesn't cover them, use the link in section 5.

To ask for a refund, use this link to contact the iTunes Store staff, or if you got an email receipt, use the 'Report a Problem' link in it.

QuickTimeKirk: That's a bank statement, not a scam.

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Which actual iTunes Store charges will have.

Phishing and scam emails will typically tell the recipient to take an action; this one doesn't. If those items are fraudulent, Lalyn's account has been compromised and they need to address it immediately.

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It's a scam. Delete it.

Apple didn't charge you. It is a scam.

It has the Apple.com/Bill phrase.