So it could be genuine then?

except I hadn't been sent a code via email or phone. And, if I had an address as (just an example) fredblogs123 why would they say they'd sent the code to fredblogs124? Still suspicious.

Might have to dump the account.

Posted By: Old Splat on September 8th 2013 at 18:40:16

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Hotmail Scam from below (General Chat) - Old Splat, Sep 8, 17:42:44
- I think that is genuine though (General Chat) - Charles21, Sep 8, 18:38:55
  - Can still access it by phone (General Chat) - Old Splat, Sep 8, 18:42:32
    - I have called microsoft recently, there is a number (General Chat) - pants, Sep 8, 19:01:04
      - Thanks (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Splat, Sep 8, 19:12:04
- I've heard a couple of times that they don't really do much at all when an account (General Chat) - pants, Sep 8, 18:10:54
- Message (General Chat) - KentonCanary, Sep 8, 18:00:16
  - How's your little 'uns golf going? (General Chat) - Huge Small, Sep 8, 18:50:49
    - Does his first name start with E ? (General Chat) - KentonCanary, Sep 8, 21:37:32
      - Yep (General Chat) - Huge Small, Sep 8, 21:47:29
    - It?s been a huge summer (General Chat) - KentonCanary, Sep 8, 21:27:38
      - That's great (General Chat) - Huge Small, Sep 8, 21:59:39
  - that is genuine. they are verifying users (n/m) (General Chat) - Joe Strimmer, Sep 8, 18:07:12
    - Yes - I worked out it was after a while (General Chat) - KentonCanary, Sep 8, 18:13:50
      - So it could be genuine then? (General Chat) - Old Splat, Sep 8, 18:40:16

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