How to Identify and Avoid Fake AirPods Fraudulent Invoices

Does Apple Send Email Receipts?

Yes, Apple does email receipts for purchases made with an Apple ID. If you purchased something from the App Store, iTunes Store, Apple Books Store, or iBooks Store, you will receive an email receipt confirming your purchase. The email will be sent to the same address associated with your Apple ID. The email will include details about the product you purchased, including its title and price. Additionally, it may include informaton about the payment method used to purchase the item. For subscriptions, it may also provide a link to manage your subscription.

What to Do If I Lost My AirPods Receipt

If you have lost your AirPods receipt, you don’t need to worry. You can still determine the product’s warranty using the serial number on the charging case and each AirPod. To find the serial number, look on the inside of the lid of your charging case or on the back of each AirPod. You can then use this information to contact Apple Support for help with any warranty coverage questions or other issues related to your AirPods.

Obtaining Proof of Purchase for AirPods

If you purchased your AirPods from the Apple Online Store, you can easily get a proof of purchase. First, go to Apple.com and log into your Apple Store Account. Once logged in, select the “Account” tab at the bottom of the page. From here, you can view your past orders and find a receipt for your AirPods purchase. Alternatively, you can also log into http://appleid.apple.com/ to view your past purchases and locate the receipt for your AirPods purchase.

Looking Up Apple Receipts

Yes, you can look up Apple receipts. To do so, start by going to the Account menu and selecting View My Account. You may need to sign in. On the Account Information page, scroll down to the Purchase History section. Next to Most Recent Purchase, click See All. This will bring up a list of your purchases including Apple receipts along with details such as purchase date, order number and payment method.

Conclusion

After researching the emails you received, it is highly likely that they are fake and not a genuine Apple purchase receipt. It is advised to not click on any links or attachments in the emails as they could contain malicious software. Additionally, Apple never sends out emails with purchase receipts or invoices attached and will instead provide them via your Apple ID account purchase history. If you feel that you have been scammed or would like to report a problem, please visit ReportaProblem.apple.com for more information and assistance.