Using Outlook for iOS in business environments for email and scheduling
No worries. As long as you did not actually send the reply, your account is good. :)
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Hi Microsoft Team! I just wanted to make sure this email is legit. It went to my junk mail and it’s from no-reply@microsoft.com. I accidentally also clicked on “report user” link which took me to an email page like to send a reply but I exited out of it and didn’t hit send or anything. The email was on a sign in activity from Russia.
I tried to post the screenshot of the email but it didn’t work.
It said: country/region: Russia/Moscow
IP ADDRESS: 103.251.12.244
Date: Thu 09 March 2023 23:16:13 +0000
Platform: windows 11
Browser: Chrome
I need to know cause I’m a little worried and I already changed my password and have two-step authentication and sign-in Authenticator app as well for a code.
Thank you
Using Outlook for iOS in business environments for email and scheduling
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No worries. As long as you did not actually send the reply, your account is good. :)
Hi Raech!
Thank you so much for the response. I deleted right away but I did click on the blue link shut didn’t send a reply email or anything, after clicking the link it took me to an email reply but I exited out of it so I’m just worried it installed malware etc on my phone, do you think I will just get spam emails and my info won’t be jeopardized or my mailbox?
Thanks again
Thank you for the article
Hi Nagham! This is Raech. I'm a fellow Outlook.com user and I'm here to help.
That email is a scam and not legitimate. When you click the link and reply to the email, it will send a huge amount of Spam emails in your Inbox.
Please delete the email as soon as possible.
I hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Raech C.
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>> I already changed my password and have two-step authentication and sign-in Authenticator app as well for a code.
Most likely a phishing/scam email. The above is enough to protect your mailbox from a takeover. Be sure to use a strong password. This article tells you how to check for sign in activity:
Check the recent sign-in activity for your Microsoft account https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/account-billing/check-the-recent-sign-in-activity-for-your-microsoft-account-5b3cfb8e-70b3-2bd6-9a56-a50177863357