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They seem okay, but there are better options. For 4, I prefer for him instead of from him since for is used when you do something on someone else’s behalf.

Anyway, two more idiomatic phrases, in my opinion, are

1. A sends his regards.
   Example: I met A recently and he sends his regards.
2. A says hello.
   Example: I met A recently and he says hello.

1 sound more formal. 2 is casual. As J.R. points out, 1 could be too formal for some everyday conversations. Considering your situation, I think they are both possible. If you want to sound more casual or friendly, use 2.

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Had same problem updating iPhone 12 to iOS 18.4, which I had to do via Windows Apple Devices as there wasn’t enough storage on my phone and I don’t have a Mac.

Tried the Hotspot and VPN tricks, but neither worked.

Spoke to Apple Support who basically said take it to my nearest Apple Store (over an hour away!)

Then I saw a post about 3uTools so last ditch attempt I tried that – and the Quick Flash thing worked, reset the phone back to factory settings with iOS 18.4, and now I am currently restoring it to a previous iCloud backup. (by the way, didn’t need to do the “fix battery health” thing)

So far, looks promising – the phone is on and working, at least! Before it was completely stuck mid install, and even hard reset just took it back to same “plug me in” screen, which then got stuck again when I did.

I was then super paranoid that the 3uTools was a scam and when I was putting in my phone password to unlock it, it was actually harvesting that password along with all the others – but that was after reading one bad review amongst many good ones.

Anyway, thank you to 3uTools and thanks to agcb256 for suggesting it!

P.S. I’ve just found the only article I could see on Apple Support that actually references that error code 1109:

If you see Error 3194, Error 1109 or other network connectivity errors when restoring your iPhone or iPad – Apple Support (UK)

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I got this text today…

from this number…. +1 (205) 581-6***

Important:  $171.30 was charged to your Apple ID via Apple Pay. Contact Apple Support if this wasn’t you (877) 683-1***

I called the 877 number and a foreign accent said… ‘welcome to customer service’. I asked who’s customer service? The person replied… “apple customer service”. I said, I must have the wrong number, then he said, ‘which customer service are you looking for?’ I didn’t answer… he said something to someone else, and I heard a lot of other operators… yacking… I hung up.

Is this a scam?

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Re: ” How can I be able to login to my apple account using my Apple ID”

Seems you would be able to log-in online:

Apple ID Log-in 

https://appleid.apple.com

(NB: A verification code is generally sent to your trusted device, or eMailed, to check that you are you.)

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Fast, friendly and knowledgeable staff. Went in for a specific need in a memory card and was told about all the specs of the choices that fit my parameters!

Jackie in the Television Department was amazing! Went in looking for a 4K TV.. was going for a $300 TV since was thinking budget.. Jackie explained in deep detail about TVs and Specs. She was very informative, ending up leaving with a Sony TV and Sony Surround Sound. Amazing Customer Service and Great Knowledge! Thank you

I brought in some used batteries and printer cartridges for recycling and asked the young man at the desk in front where to drop them off. He pointed to the customer service area where there was a long line. I started to go there, then went back to him to ask if he could just tell me what their policy was so I didn’t have to wait in line only to be told they don’t accept them. He offered not even the information I now realize is available online and rudely told me to just go wait in the line, so I left. His manner was impatient and surly and unhelpful. I didn’t get his name but he’s young and tall and beefy, with lots of curly dark hair, and he was there around 1 pm today, Wednesday. He is not the person you want greeting customers as they enter your store. I tried to call and speak to a manager but was unable to get through; the computer voice told me to go to the website.

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July 30, 2025

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I went to Florida months ago but don’t remember using my Apple Pay let alone for that amount why am I getting this now

Unverified Apple Pay Usage

Your Apple ID (Case ID: xxxxxxxxxxxxx) has triggered a security warning. A pending $387.99 charge at “APPLE STORE – Orlando, FL” was detected via Apple Pay Pre-Authorization. Additionally, multiple unauthorized sign-in attempts and Apple Pay setup requests from unknown devices have been flagged. These actions are temporarily blocked, and the charge is under investigation.

If this activity is familiar, no action is required, and the transaction will proceed within 24 hours. If not, contact Apple Support immediately at +1-888-499-8438 for assistance.

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As Mick mentions in his comment, “to deem fit” is a little old-fashioned but not, I think, enough that you shouldn’t learn how to use the idiom. I wouldn’t call it “Victorian” English, as it’s a phrase that sees regular use even today.

This answer by Tom B is the best rephrase of your sentence.

Do whatever you deem fit

Other examples:

Pick whichever person you deem fit for the job.

My path is mine to walk as I deem fit.

This plan of creating an electoral college to select the president was expected to secure the choice by the best citizens of each state, in a tranquil and deliberate way, of the man whom they in their unfettered discretion should deem fittest to be the chief magistrate of the Union.

“Deem” is itself a verb meaning “to judge” or “to consider (in a specified way)”. You can, conceivably, deem anything but it’s a word that is more commonly associated with words like “necessary” or “proper”, or used alone:

It’s clever enough, but the question is whether future generations will deem it “art”.

Jackson spoke, relating all he deemed pertinent.

I am trying to make a point about the fuzzy edges of what has been deemed a “disease”.

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