Our organization received an email saying "Warning—your Microsoft Online services will be deprovisioned and your data deleted in one day", but has no information as to what product it is a bill for. I am not clicking on links from an email like this since it could be phishing, though when I hover over the links in the email they look legit.
When I check out M365 Business account, everything is paid and up to date. However, we had a sudden leadership change recently, with some canceled business cards, and we may have been paying for a service that we are currently unaware of and no longer have an active card to pay whatever this mystery bill is.
I just spent 45 minutes trying to access support of any kind - the support in the admin console keeps saying, "Something went wrong and the panel didn’t load correctly. Error code: ". I tried to call the USA business support number, which is just an AI menu that sent me to aka.ms/prosupport, which did not allow me to create a help request because none of my issues match the options in the required drop downs and kept trying to send me back to the admin console.
This is the third time I have had an MS 365 issue where I have wasted significant time going in "support" circles. It's unacceptable that I cannot find out if this is legitimate bill and have no way to speak to anyone about it. Per Microsoft's 2025 annual report, "Financially, it was a year of record performance. Revenue was $281.7 billion, up 15 percent. Operating income grew 17 percent to $128.5 billion. And Azure surpassed $75 billion in revenue for the first time, up 34 percent. These results reflect the growing demand for our platform and the trust customers are placing in us. We take neither for granted." With profits like this, it is truly unacceptable that Microsoft cannot pay to have human customer support, and instead forces users to go through a never ending/never helpful AI slop garbage maze.