Apple Order Question

[flat five]

63 dollars in taxes is WAYYYYY too low. You are paying taxes on a 1000 dollar + phone - even if you live in a low sales tax state its gonna be more than 63 dollars.

$63 on $1000 is 6.3%
probably more than half the states have lower sales tax than that.

(fwiw)

 

[Hoosier317]

$63 on $1000 is 6.3%
probably more than half the states have lower sales tax than that.

(fwiw)

 

[Faitt]

Well?

I think he figured it out.

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/apple-order-question.2082166/

 

[kevmclane]

How do you know Apple Pay on the phone was used? All my Apple Pay transactions show same as non in Wallet transactions list and notifications.


And the last time I used Apple Pay on the Apple Store simply shows up as Apple Online Store. Nothing saying Apple Pay.


Judging from what's going on, credit card number has been compromised in some old fashion method and is now being used by some bad guy. Apple Store and iTunes are popular destinations for thieves.


You got the notifications as designed, whether Apple Pay or not was used.

My bank (Bank of America) specifically tells me where the Apple Pay charge came from, the exact cell phone number, Apple Pay card number, etc.


The card was not compromised. It was just a double charge from Apple which has since been removed on its own. Problem solved.

63 dollars in taxes is WAYYYYY too low. You are paying taxes on a 1000 dollar + phone - even if you live in a low sales tax state its gonna be more than 63 dollars.

Also if its the Apple Online Store it's in your order history. If its on the Apple Online Store then LITERALLY the only way your wallet app would show it would be for someone to access your specific phone. Remember, Apple pay doesn't just send your credit card #, it actually creates a virtual card for THAT SPECIFIC DEVICE (at least for visa and MC), partially for security - the exact reason you are saying.

So, i think you need to carefully look who was in the same place you were last night, and in my experience you almost always need a finger print ID to send through Apple Pay on your phone so I'm having trouble seeing what could have happened even if someone else grabbed your phone for a few seconds. Unless you dumbly have no security check on your Apple Pay purchases, then look at who was around for sure.

By the way the 0.00 charge is likely the authorization check, to make sure the card is real, which happens with the Citizens IUP thing, curiously.

Problem was solved. Apple double charged me for a past order. I already said I ordered my phone through Verizon, and it was only $63.25. I don’t what to tell you, that’s how much it was on a $1149 phone.

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Haha, I mean seriously, the younger generation (looks pretty young in his picture) does not know how to deal with things. If I saw this on my phone, I would first be on the phone with my bank seeing what was going on, and if they told me a charge went on my card that I had no clue about like this kid claims, I would initiate "fraud protocol." Cancel the card, tell the bank that I did not authorize it and they would do their fraud investigation, I would get that money back and get a new card. After this, I would call Apple and see what was up on their end. If I am essentially being robbed, my first instinct is NOT to come to MacRumors and start a damn thread! No offense to MacRumors and all the good people on this forum. This is what happens when you grow up with iPhones, iPads, and computers around you all the time. This younger generation is socially awkward because of it, and come to a forum for advice instead of calling a person at the bank and getting sh*t figured out!

Excuse me for wanting to come to a community of Apple fans for help. I prefer to get opinions and learn from the past experiences of others on the forums before taking, in this case, unnecessary steps to solve a problem that solved itself in the end.

 

[SRLMJ23]

My bank (Bank of America) specifically tells me where the Apple Pay charge came from, the exact cell phone number, Apple Pay card number, etc.


The card was not compromised. It was just a double charge from Apple which has since been removed on its own. Problem solved.



Problem was solved. Apple double charged me for a past order. I already said I ordered my phone through Verizon, and it was only $63.25. I don’t what to tell you, that’s how much it was on a $1149 phone.
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Excuse me for wanting to come to a community of Apple fans for help. I prefer to get opinions and learn from the past experiences of others on the forums before taking, in this case, unnecessary steps to solve a problem that solved itself in the end.

Bro, when it is your bank account, and more damage can be done because you did not get right on the phone with your bank, it is a little concerning. You, and none of us knew it would end up being a mistake. If it ever happened to me, I would instantly be on the phone with my bank and if not cancelling the card, putting a hold on the card so it could not be used until I figured out what was going on, not going on a forum and posting a thread, waiting for people to respond and then calling the bank. Say it was not a mistake, you wasted precious time and the card could have been charged more and more. Yes, in the end, due to fraud you would have gotten the money bank...but in a lot of situations it is not an instant process. The bank has to due a fraud investigation etc...

I am very glad to hear that it was just a mistake!