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Hello @SenadS,
Thank you so much for your patience, and I’m really sorry you’re still having such a hard time reaching support. I completely understand how frustrating this situation can be.
When possible, I encourage you to try calling again and follow the IVR tips below, they often help customers reach the correct team more quickly. Here are some suggestions you can use the next time you call: Customer service phone numbers - Microsoft Support
(When you call the support number, you may hear an introduction of about 30 seconds such as "you can visit the link...". You can ignore this introduction and wait until you are presented with the options. Then press "1" as a business email user, and again "1" for technical help)
In some regions you may initially interact with an automated system, so here is an example of how you can answer the prompts to reach the right team more quickly:
- What kind of problem are you experiencing?
- Answer: Authenticator
- What products do you use?
- Answer: Office 365 for business
- Is this for an education or company account?
- Answer: For companies
- Are you an administrator?
- Answer: Yes
- Are there any other administrators in your organization?
- Answer: No. I am the only admin in my tenant
- Do you need a... Service request?
- Answer: Yes. I need to create a ticket. Please send me direct to the Data Protection Teams.
During the call, the system or the agent may ask you to confirm details such as your organization name, billing information, contact email, or subscription details.
Regarding your question about canceling your card: if the bank blocks the next renewal payment, your subscription will not renew successfully, and the license may eventually become deactivated. You can review more details here in Microsoft’s official guidance: What happens to my data and access when my Microsoft 365 for business subscription ends? | Microsof…
To avoid losing access to services or data before the issue is resolved, I strongly recommend making another attempt to reach Microsoft Support by phone using the guidance above.
If calling still does not work, you may consider an alternative workaround:
You can register a new Microsoft 365 tenant by signing up for a free trial here: Microsoft 365 Business Plans and Pricing | Microsoft 365


Once the new tenant is created, you can access the admin center and submit a support ticket from there, requesting to speak with the Data Protection Team on behalf of your original tenant.
A few important notes:
- This temporary tenant will not give you access to any data or settings from your original tenant, it is only a way to reach Microsoft support.
- The process may take longer, as you are contacting support from a different tenant.
- Remember to cancel the trial subscription once your original issue is solved to avoid any unexpected charges.
I truly appreciate your patience throughout this process. If you run into any difficulty with the steps above, please feel free to let me know, I’m here to help in any way I can.
Kind regards,
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