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i am receiving emails from this address ******@infomails.microsoft.com and I checked online. it is a scam. However, i just registered and receive email instantly looks legit to me. could you please verify.
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This email address is actually legit. Are you in Australia or New Zealand by chance? Did you get an email about switching to ms365 classic?
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I am from Aus and got that email 3 times across 1-2 hours, but when I logged in and tried to manage my subscription, there was no offer matching what was in the email.
The email address you mentioned, ******@infomails.microsoft.com, does not appear to be one of the official domains used by Microsoft support. Microsoft typically uses the following domains to send emails:
If you are receiving emails from a different domain, especially one that is not recognized as legitimate, it is likely a phishing scam. It is important to be cautious with any emails that request personal information or prompt you to click on links or open attachments.
To verify the legitimacy of the email, you can check the sender's email address closely, hover over any links to see the actual URL, and analyze the message headers for more information. If you suspect it is a phishing attempt, do not engage with the email and consider reporting it.
For more guidance on identifying phishing emails and protecting yourself, you can refer to Microsoft's resources on this topic.