www.enibag.com or www.enibag.ru - A Fake Longchamp Handbag Selling Website

Received via email:

"I have the enibags.ru message in my notifications all the time. It keeps popping up, so annoying."

Temporary Solution:

Not sure if this will remove the notification permanently from phone. But I have been receiving 'reminder' notifications from enibag on a daily basis and couldn't clear it from my feed page (after updating the iphone, I was able to clear it but it didn't stop the notifications).

So I figured if I turn off notifications from 'reminders' it should stop. And it did! I haven't received anything since

Instructions:
Go to Settings > Notifications > Reminders > Turn off 'Allow Notifications'

Hope this helps.

The website "enibag" is repeatedly showing up in my reminders and I can't get rid of it. Is there something I can do to block it from my iPad?

Hi! I'm from Spain and I had the same problem! Few days ago I recived an email apparently from iCloud saying all those things about a page on internet with discounts. I erased it, I didn't really care about what it said, but suddently a reminder appears on my phone! I erased it but I keep getting a notification on my phone saying its a reminder every 5 minutes! So annoying!! I decided to call to Apple support, because I tried everything to quit this reminder!! They told me to erase all the cookies and all website stuff going to settings/safarI and them click in clear history and webside data. Finally doing this the stupid reminder dissapears!! I hope this work for all of you!! (Sorry about my English I'm still learning!)

My iPhone has a constant reminder about the Longchamp discount event that I can't delete!!

Erase the reminder and go to settings/safarI and click on clear history and website data!

Hey ! I had this problem too. I saw that by disconnecting my Apple ID from my phone, the reminder disappeared. I created a new Apple ID and I have not this problem anymore.

It is a solution which does not solve this issue...

Kept getting the notification in my reminders app. Found out it was from downloading the Burner Phone app. Deleted it and the notification and reminder went away!

I don't have burner phone app. Still get invite to enibag.ru. Angry.

I thought it was safe because it's from ICloud apple so I ordered one but felt something fishy so I tried cancelling the order but to no avail. I rang up my bank and was told I need to wait for 30 days before the dispute can be accepted so I cancelled the old card and they will replace a new one. That's the only protection as to not let the scammers use my credit card.

I keep getting a notification on my phone saying its a reminder what should I do?

Click on the scheduled tab and you should be able to decline the invite. This removes the reminder.

Try removing unknown apps. A malicious or rogue app can be displaying the notifications.

I can't delete the notification.

I have deleted some apps what should I do? Now.

Are still having the same problem?

I'm having the same issue.

Me too!! I never clicked on an email and it keeps popping up in my notifications. When I click on it, it's in my reminders app. Every time I decline the invite to access the site, it pops back up!! Wtf!!

Yeah it comes up again? I already erased iPhone and I backup but the notification comes up again.

I get a pop up in my notifications and in my "reminders" app. I never clicked on the email, I marked it as spam...but everyday it keeps popping up in these places. What does that mean? If I take it to an Apple store would they be able to fix it? Can they steal my information through this?

It is seems as if there is a malicious or rogue app on your your mobile device. Try removing unknown apps and scan your mobile with your antivirus software. If that doesn't work, have someone tech savvy look at it for you, and if that also doesn't work, take it to the store for professional help.

Malicious apps can steal the information on your mobile device, and that is why antivirus is recommended for not just your desktop computer, but for your mobile device as well.

I've been receiving this too on my Iphone in the Memories app, but I keep receiving it and it's spamming my phone, how do I stop this?

We are working to find the source to help shut them down. Until then, there is no stopping the emails. Try filtering them as spam or junk.

Received a notification on my iPhone saying : www.enibag.ru official invitation to share a reminder list. If I click on it, it directs me to my reminders app. I hope they cannot access my reminders in there (I have not shared any of them).

Hoping I am not going to receive more of these notifications.

I've been having the same issue. Do you happen to have the Pokemon go app downloaded to your phone? That's the only app ig edownloaded recently so I'm trying to pinpoint the app that's giving the issue.

No, I don't have that app installed. The only app I installed recently was Prisma. Right after I started receiving these notifications. I un installed that app but I am still getting the notifications. Tell rest of the apps on my phone are old ones (although I did update a couple). I start getting worried as to what info they can access on my phone!

I recently got the Pokemon Go app too. Dont recall it happening b4 this 😑

No, they can access your phone unless you download and install an app. The purpose of the email is to get you to the fake website, so they can steal your credit card.

What if I have done the transaction? My bank said I have authorized the transaction, and the bank could not stop the transaction. What can I do?

Let your bank know that you unknowingly entered your credit card information on the fraudulent website, or you were tricked by cybercriminals into doing so. If your bank won't help to protect you against cybercrimes, please report it to the police, and you may want to move to another bank that is more helpful when it comes to cybercrime.

How do I stop receiving the emails.

You can't. But, you can flag or filter them as spam or junk.

Thanks! I was considering ordering Longchamp bags, but the discount sounded too good to be true.

I received this e-mail for Ralph Lauren, but thank god I searched about it and I found your post. Thanks man.

Received via email:

"HI Online Threat Team,

I received the Enibag scam mail four times within the last 24 hours. It is the first time I got a scam mail that looked like it was sent by icloud.

Best regards
Noa."

Received via email:

"OMG! I'm so dumb. I should've looked up enibag.com before I did anything. It sounded too good to be true but I thought, "it's from Apple, why would they try to scam me?" Hook, line & sinker. I checked my bank account, merchant name sounded weird. I called my bank to freeze my account but I'm not sure if I'm too late. What do I do if the transaction actually went through? Would my bank refund me if I open a claim? Thanks!"

You should contact your bank to cancel the transaction as soon as possible. Let them know you unknowingly used your credit card on a fraudulent website. And, only your bank can answer your question.

Thanks for the warning.