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- How do I know if an email from Microsoft support is genuine?
One of the ways to identify whether an email is from Microsoft support is to check the sender's email address Microsoft support uses the following domains to send emails: If the email is being sent from a different domain, it's likely a phishing scam
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- Is this a fraudulent email or an official email from Microsoft?
Verify the email address: First, verify the email address from which you received the email If it comes from a suspicious or unofficial email address, it could be a phishing attempt For example: Microsoft uses this @accountprotection microsoft com domain to send email notifications about your Microsoft account
- I have received an email, supposedly from Microsoft stating as below . . .
All official emails from Microsoft will end with @ Microsoft, but this email is not, so it is not an official email from Microsoft Don't believe it Can I trust email from the Microsoft account team? - Microsoft Support If you have any questions, please contact us and we will get back to you as soon as possible!
- Scam or Legit email from Microsoft? - Microsoft Community
If you have clicked on the link in the email, your account may be at risk of being stolen Please click https: account live com ResetPassword aspx to reset with a strong password It is recommended that you mark the message as phishing email For your reference: https: technet microsoft com en-us library dn594557 (v=exchg 150) aspx Thanks, Huni
- How genuine is this email? Is it a scam? - Microsoft Community
Additionally, you may consider reporting this to Microsoft: Start a new email to phish@office365 microsoft com and include the phishing email as an attachment Please don't forward the suspicious email; we need to receive it as an attachment so we can examine the headers on the message
- Is this email really from Microsoft? - Microsoft Community
From the information provided in the screenshot, there are several red flags that suggest this email may not be from Microsoft: Sender’s Email Address: The email comes from a domain that is not a recognized Microsoft domain Microsoft typically sends emails from addresses ending in 'microsoft com'
- All You Need to Know About Microsoft Email Scams
Here’s how you can quickly spot fake Microsoft emails: Check the sender’s address Fake emails often have intricate email domains, such as @account microsoft com, @updates microsoft com, @communications microsoft Mismatched emails domains indicate someone’s trying to impersonate Microsoft Check the safety of web addresses
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