Just me venting:
So I noticed I was getting spammed with crypto Shit on discord. Turns out my friends hotmail got hacked. He didnt have Access to the Account no more and turned to microsoft. Their response was just straight up bullshit because I am so sure that they can try harder but chose not to.
Yes its not unexpected but seeing it Live is a whole another level of disgusting Business practices. Especially the Part where They Tell him that he should buy minecraft again instead of offering a key or something like that. I know That They cant access one Drive really Unless they have a backdoor key but still straight up scummy to Tell him Theres nothing they can do regarding his Account and that his onedrive data is lost.
hemmes@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
I don’t know I’m not buying this whole thing.
My company is a Microsoft partner, we deal with all types of issues and requests including account hacking and lockouts. This just doesn’t read like a Microsoft customer support email. It reads more like a scammer actually.
The first paragraph sounds strange and not how they would typically start an investigation response.
They can, and have, recovered full access to our customers’ data in such an event, so weird to say they can’t.
That just reads very strange. They don’t talk like that.
Then the final line with “Sincerely,” improperly indented looks like classic scammer text alignment.
And they wouldn’t sign it as “Microsoft Customer Support”. It would be signed with the agents name and wouldn’t be finite. Their ticketing system places footers that instruct the user to reply to the email for continued support.
This message looks bogus to me.
luciferofastora@feddit.org 2 weeks ago
I’m happy to jump on the MS hate train, but yeah, this doesn’t read like a genuine email. I’m pretty sure last time I had to deal with their support, I gave myself a black eye facepalming too hard at some “We hope that this could help” default phrase at the end of a mail telling me they couldn’t. If nothing else, they’ve got their corporate-brand professional politeness on point.
dan1101@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
Yep this is the scammer that stole the account and they just want to keep it.
SaraTonin@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
Oh come on! I’m sure that all genuine Microsoft support emails start with “Greetings [customer name]”…
snf@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
There’s also the weird line spacing change in the last paragraph
orochi02@feddit.org 2 weeks ago
I found the identation weird too but ig we are all just human and maybe someone was tired. Besides that I got the screenshot from my friend
SaraTonin@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
There’s no way Microsoft support hand-writes each email. This would be a form letter, written by corporate, which they then insert relevant details in to.
curbstickle@anarchist.nexus 2 weeks ago
Not how that works.
Your friend is continuing to be scammed if they are communicating with this account.