Hi hbhbjhjhb Your answer was very informative. Thanks a lot, Revenuecat ? We don't use revenuecat, so I'm eliminating this option. A nefarious competitor is attempting sabotage your apps by buying fake reviews. ? Yes, this may be the case, we may have drawn attention, that we were ahead of our competitors in a short time. *An unusual spike in downloads may have triggered this. I will review this. Phishing ? To make sure of this, we contacted and tried to verify the email. The domain name looks correct (apple.com) But the support team said they don't have the information to confirm this. For this reason, they suggested that we continue communication via the same e-mail. I think it is very valuable to share our experiences. We will continue to share information about the developments under this topic. Please inform us about your situation. Good luck Thanks

We still have not received a response to the email we sent. Is there any improvement in your situation?

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I haven't looked in a long time, so I'm back late. They gave us the same answer the same day. We have already shared all the data we have. We also gave information about the source of the traffic. Apple sent another email today and said they wanted to talk to us on the phone. Waiting to hear what they have to say

latest situation, We talked to the authorities on the phone and they told us that we should investigate the suspicious situation and they mentioned the date range that we should pay attention to. We focused on this date range and shared some of the data we suspected.