Microsoft Support provides the following information for reporting Phishing or suspicious behavior: In the message list, select the message or messages you want to report. Above the reading pane, select Junk > Phishing > Report to report the message sender. I do not show that on my Outlook page when I have a phishing mail to report. Is it something I need to load? All I have is to put the message in Junk.

The phishing email I received came to my yahoo.com email. How do I forward it to you?

Thank you. Obviously I expressed myself badly, but my meaning was clear. Of course It was a scam; my principal concern was whether the lockout was genuine - if it had been, I would already have been in deep trouble, so I am relieved to know that it is not.

Malicious ads or website. Scammers are waiting at the end of that number to steal your money or ID. I would clear the browser cache if I were you. Do a full scan just in case. That's all.

I received a genuine emal from 123Greetings.com. On attempting to open the card, it misbehaved and ended up blaring Windows lockout, and giving a support number 1-844-845-0311. I did not call, and restarted with no obvious problem. Am I right in assuming that the site or email was hijacked, or is the support number genuine? Am I likely to experience further problems?

I'm using my Outlook app via cell phone. I have been doing the steps listed for quite some time now on a daily basis without resolve. The fraudulent emails are all from the same email sender and I have googled that email and found it's from another country. Please blacklist this sender ******@shakbal.com Thank you for your time and any help you can provide the number of these emails per day are alarming.

How do I directly report phishing or suspicous emails to Microsoft?

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Microsoft Support provides the following information for reporting Phishing or suspicious behavior:

In the message list, select the message or messages you want to report.
Above the reading pane, select Junk > Phishing > Report to report the message sender.

I do not show that on my Outlook page when I have a phishing mail to report. Is it something I need to load? All I have is to put the message in Junk.

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Anonymous

2025-01-16T19:21:33+00:00

The phishing email I received came to my yahoo.com email. How do I forward it to you?
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Anonymous

2024-11-26T17:11:32+00:00

Thank you. Obviously I expressed myself badly, but my meaning was clear. Of course It was a scam; my principal concern was whether the lockout was genuine - if it had been, I would already have been in deep trouble, so I am relieved to know that it is not.
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Ron-6928 4,991 Reputation points

2024-11-26T16:23:03+00:00

Malicious ads or website. Scammers are waiting at the end of that number to steal your money or ID.

I would clear the browser cache if I were you. Do a full scan just in case. That's all.
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Anonymous

2024-11-26T16:08:22+00:00

I received a genuine emal from 123Greetings.com. On attempting to open the card, it misbehaved and ended up blaring Windows lockout, and giving a support number 1-844-845-0311. I did not call, and restarted with no obvious problem. Am I right in assuming that the site or email was hijacked, or is the support number genuine? Am I likely to experience further problems?
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Anonymous

2024-11-04T22:38:25+00:00

I'm using my Outlook app via cell phone. I have been doing the steps listed for quite some time now on a daily basis without resolve. The fraudulent emails are all from the same email sender and I have googled that email and found it's from another country. Please blacklist this sender

******@shakbal.com

Thank you for your time and any help you can provide the number of these emails per day are alarming.
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