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Mac
iPhone
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Watch
Accessories

App Store
Arcade
Music
TV
iTunes
Apple One
Fitness+
iCloud+
News+
Books

Beware of gift card scams. Do not share your code.

Valid only for U.S. transactions in Apple properties. For assistance, visit Apple Support (Opens in a new window) or call 800-275-2273. Not redeemable at Apple resellers or for cash, and no resale, refunds, or exchanges, except as required by law. Apple is not responsible for unauthorized use. Terms apply; see Legal - iTunes Gift Cards and Codes - Apple (Opens in a new window). Issued by Apple Value Services, LLC (AVS). © 2026 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.

CAUTION. Gift Cards are for gifts, NOT demands for payment, emergency or otherwise.

Maryland Residents: Report incidents to the MD Consumer Protection Division at 1-888-743-0023.

New Jersey Residents: Report incidents to the NJ Division of Consumer Affairs at 1-800-242-5846.

Be wary of any requests for payment via gift cards - no legitimate business or government agency will ever ask for payment (such as for utility bills, bail, or to pay traffic tickets or tolls) in the form of gift cards. If that is why you are purchasing a gift card - pause and think twice.

DO NOT give gift card information - including via phone, text, email, or photo - to pay bills or fees, or to fix any other problem. Gift cards are not meant for cash transfers.
If you received an urgent call, text, or email from a co-worker, family member, or friend, asking for a gift card, reach out to that person directly to confirm that they need your help. If a caller told you to lie to a store clerk about why you are purchasing gift cards, this is likely a scam.

Before buying a gift card, check to see if the packaging has been tampered with and ensure the PIN on the back of the card is not visible (it should be covered by a scratch-off seal). Keep the receipt or the gift card ID number to file a report if you lose the gift card or suspect fraud.

IF YOU SUSPECT YOU HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM OF A GIFT CARD SCAM OR SUSPECT GIFT CARD FRAUD, REPORT IT TO:
The Federal Trade Commission here(Opens in a new window)
The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Internet Crime Complaint Center here(Opens in a new window)
The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs here or here(Opens in a new window)

Your local police department who can issue a police report that may help you work with the card issuer to obtain a refund.