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Received a suspicious email from Microsoft Office 365 (?)
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Please tell us if this is a scam email or legit?
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Pretty safe bet that this is a phishing scam just by looking at the sender of the message which is not from a Microsoft address.
Even if the email address appeared legitimate, you should always verify the actual URL associated with any link in a message. Do that by hovering over the link and looking at the actual link that it's pointing to OR right-click on the link --> select <Copy> --> paste it into any text editor (i.e.NotePad). if the link doesn't point to a valid Microsoft link then it's not a valid message.
The above is equally applicable for any message that you might get regarding any other company (i.e. Paypal, Apple, Netflix, your financial institutions etc etc etc)
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It could be a scam, but it would be easier to identify it if you would provide a full screenshot with the sender mail address to identify the potential phishing email. Thanks!
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