408-556-4000 / 4085564000

It's not exactly an Apple number, it's related to Avaya, an IP phone that we use within Apple, so it's possible that it's legit.

Did some more research, it IS a number we use, I found an advisor that listed that number as his callback number (although you need the extension number)

This number called my house twice at 10:48pm and 10:49pm. I answered just long enough to hang up the first time so it didn't wake up my family. The second time, she asked to speak to someone and I said, "No, you may not! It's 10:49 at night. Take my number off your list and don't call here again." Seriously!??!?!?

This is a valid Apple support number. If you ask apple support to set up a call back or appointment you will get called from this number.

This is not a telemarketer or scam--PERIOD. Following an issue with any upgrade on my iphone, I called Apple Support and I received excellent support an resolved my issue.

Did you call them at this number?

It is actually a call from Apple support. It was the lady who is helping me with my iMac problem. I actually spoke to her when she called me from this number.

it's obviously a fake Apple otherwise it would state you're calling Apple. Apple senior advisors give you an Apple number to call them with a seven digit extension number. If they don't answer, they state their first and last name to leave a message. This is a scam to get into your computer. They are using Apple's remote information and then you don't see their red arrow and they tell you they can't connect which they do connect to get your router information and wifi/hardware addresses. This way they can add software to your computer and even if you have it erased, they will be able to use Remote Desktop since they have your computer information. They also attach Bluetooth so don't use a cordless phone because they will redirect your call to a phony Apple.

It's Apple. I called them and after a few days they called me back on this number.

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