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Posted by Colin Nash [MVP] on October 10, 2005, 1:17 am
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etc for a price. I assume you know whether or not you signed up for these
premium services. And https://billing.microsoft.com is the valid web site
for payment for this service. Just make sure you type that address into the
address bar of your web browser, don't follow links in suspicious emails
because they can sometimes mislead you and take you to fraudulent sites.
It appears that the original email contained a credit card number (or
partial number), which you have wisely filtered out here. If this is a
valid credit card that you have (or have had in the past) then that would be
a hint that this is perhaps a valid warning.
--
Colin Nash
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User
>I recieved the following notification concerning my MSN Online account. It
> appears to be fraud.. Could someone confirm this for me? Thanks
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> Dear MSN customer, Update your billing information!
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> We have been unable to charge your credit card for your MSN Microsoft
> Online
> Services. The following credit card is the current payment method on your
> billing account.
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> If your services have not already been suspended, they will be suspended
> within 30 days unless we receive updated billing information.(If payment
> is
> due for other Microsoft services purchased with the above card, those
> services may also be suspended.) To avoid possible suspension of your
> services or to reactivate suspended services, please immediately provide a
> valid credit card and a current expiration date.
>
> To view or change your billing account, go to
> https://billing.microsoft.com
> To update your payment information or select a different payment method,
> click Billing Information.
> For payment history and online billing statement, click Monthly statement.
>
> If you have already resolved this issue, please disregard this notice and
> accept our thanks.
>
> Thank you for using Microsoft Online Services!
>
> Microsoft Customer Support
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> Note: Please do not respond to this message.
> To receive notifications at a different e-mail address, sign in to your
> account at https://billing.microsoft.com select 'Personal information',
> then
> click 'Update this information', change the 'E-mail address', and click
> 'Save'.
> Form: 4
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