@AppleSupport Hey @AppleSupport
Can you guys tell me how much money you keep on the frozen fraud accounts? How much do you keep that could be given to the individual that was scammed? No? Thats not your policy? Niiice
@tim_cook@AppleCard@AppleSupport nicely keep quiet about issues like this though. Just brush it under the carpet. π
Yes u do have a case number. Closed after two days though, super helpful.
@tim_cook You say data privacy. ITunes gift card scam. You find the fraud account, you see remaining balance. You freeze that and keep it for yourself. Then hold onto that fraud money for 35 days before taking your cut and then passing the rest, most likely back to the scammers. "Security"
@AppleSupport Can we also share with scammers who do the iTunes gift card scam?
Or is it only Apple who get to keep the 30% and any other money left on the fraudulent account?
@gregjoz Love it! Also love how "security" is so tight, that scammers make money off your "security". Oh and a nice tidy 30% profit for yourself, oh and any "frozen" fraud accounts, you keep the balance...a nice little side pot right? Amazing "Security" #apple
@vexxhost@appleinsider Yes....but they will happily keep the 30% gained from scams and fraud. Oh and any money left over in the account. Oh and will happily pay the scammers their 70% in 35 days time. The irony of "security" at apple ππππ
@appleinsider Apple make 30% minimum off iTunes gift card scams. Also they know the fraud account, and purchases, so freeze any remaining balance and keep it for themselves.
Eaiser to point the finger than sort your own house out.
@appleinsider Apple make money off iTunes scams. A minimum of 30% & and more as they freeze fraud accounts and any remaining balance they keep for themselves.
I guess the best way is to point the finger at someone else than sort your own house out.
@tim_cook You ask for transparency however apple are so far from transparency that what you have is a solid brick wall. Not making any random claims, everything I am saying is direct from Apple support and Apple policies.
@appleinsider@tim_cook Yes...apple make money off fraud and scammers... Can do plenty to help, however profits are more important so keep the money for themselves.
And then are critical of others. Where are the morals? Oh wait, there are none.
@AppleSupport Yes...Security is important, so you let gift card scammers make purchases.Know what purchases are made, make 30% of it. Then freeze the account and keep any reminder of the balance for yourself?
You hold that money for 35 days before sending it to the 3rd party as well."security"
https://t.co/pD0Sacivlp
A read. Apple went to have this dismissed... But couldn't dismiss the entire case because some of the issues are factually correct.
@Apple What's the point in this security when you help scammers and make money off scams? Apple is a personal money laundering service. It's sickening how you make profit from other people's misery... While knowing you can help. Morally curropt.
@AppleMusic@rihanna Apple. Why do you knowingly help scammers and having the power to help people but refuse to do so? Acknowledge you can do to help... Then refuse to do so. Must be nice to make profits from scams. Apple anyone's personal money laundering service.
@Salem4Congress Of course. I found out recently that Apple are actually making money off scammer and keeping the profits for themselves. Knowing that they have full power to stop it. They told me directly they have the power... But will do nothing. Apple... You personal money laundering service