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I suppose that is a scam? Thank you for helping.
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But as you can see, it still missed some points that people spotted in other comments.This email is a phishing scam.
Red Flags to Watch For:
What You Should Do:
- Fake urgency: It threatens that your mailbox will be deactivated or data affected by a specific date to panic you into acting quickly.
- Vague greeting: Microsoft and other legitimate providers typically address you by your actual name rather than a generic opening.
- Suspicious links: Clicking "CLICK HERE TO UPDATE" will likely take you to a fake login page designed to steal your Microsoft account username and password.
- Generic phrasing: Microsoft does not shut down "Our Mail" or send automated ultimatums this way.
- Do not click on the link or any buttons inside the email.
- Delete the email immediately.
- Check the sender's actual email address (hover over or click the sender name) to confirm it does not come from a real @microsoft.com domain (scammers often use random or spoofed external addresses).
It's choosing Helpful & Great support that have 'rep' effects now. Like has a small effect.Didn't know there is no such thing as "rep points" anymore
I clicked "like" for each one of you