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When you made this change I lost my notes in my Iphone 11. How do I get my notes back????
I want the normal hotmail.com login, i do not want microsoft account login.
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I want my normal hotmail.com login, which i have been using for years. All of a sudden you decide without any option to force a Microsoft Account with Billing?
Why? You are causing me problems, I am not getting my emails, you have messed up access to my emails, no consideration for older people, you should be helping more to allow using the same format to access our emails.
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2024-09-17T12:11:22+00:00 I want the old sign
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2024-09-06T13:17:34+00:00 I'm still not in.
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2024-08-29T15:09:44+00:00 There ARE some paid subscription options, like for business accounts, but basic personal email is still free. You either thought you had to start paying for your account and accidentally bought a subscription, OR you've been scammed.
If you've had your account for years and years, and haven't deleted enough emails, it's also possible that you've used up all your free storage space. In that case you'd have started getting alerts when signed into your account, specifically about running out of storage, with offers to purchase more.
If you didn't sign up for your paid account via the Microsoft website (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/outlook/outlook-personal-email-plans), you have been scammed. You can contact your bank and cancel payments, and they can help you with a fraud report.
If you DID sign up through the Microsoft website, you can cancel it!