[Randy]

Came in an email today. BTW,  I've never used or logged into iCloud.   Please advise.

[poseidonsvoice]

Looks like a fake to me. Notice how the address is from Cork, Ireland (nice town though!).

Best,
Anand.

[srb]

It's a scam.  Just look at the actual underlying email address behind the Apple alias in the From: field and you will see that it is not from apple.com or any of its subdomains.

[Randy]

Here it is with weird return email address.  What does this scam expect to accomplish if successful?

[GentleBender]

Obtain access to your Apple ID and who knows what after that. That is a quick delete or report as phishing.

[Don_S]

I get those all the time but I have never opened the email to see what the story was. I knew it was spam. My Apple account works fine.

I also get a lot of scammer calls from "Apple Support". One day I received 11. 

[LesterSleepsIn]

Looks like a fake to me. Notice how the address is from Cork, Ireland (nice town though!).

Best,
Anand.

Actually, Apple’s 6,000+ employee European Headquarters is indeed located in Cork, Ireland (nice town though).

[Don_S]

Actually, Apple’s 6,000+ employee European Headquarters is indeed located in Cork, Ireland (nice town though).

I bet if I had answered the phone from Apple Support the person would have had an Irish accent. 

[mresseguie]

I've received this same email a few times. I even reported it to Apple.

It's a scam.

[Randy]

Thanks to everybody who responded. Appreciated.