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I got this email from ******@asanteit.com.ar
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The Microsoft account team
Os legitimate? Thanks
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Hi ,iam getting pissing emails,tried to block but still receiving in the junk.Please help ,very annoying
Hello Ivan
Hi, I'm Karl and will be happy to help you today.
That is definitely a phishing scam intended only to get the log in credentials to your account.
Microsoft would never send a message like that - would never happen
You can never go by the <From> address in any message since a spammer can "spoof" the <From> address to make it look like it comes from wherever they want. Also, any time you receive a message you're suspicious of that contains a link, you should always check the underlying URL that the link points to by hovering your mouse over the link or right-clicking the link --> select <Copy> --> paste it into any text editor (i.e. Notepad)