It looked very legit, I scanned it thoroughly to make sure it wasn't a scam but I couldn't tell. I had an email in my junk folder that appeared to be from Microsoft saying that someone had logged in to my account from Russia. How the problem arises in the first place is by reporting a junk email as not junk and adding the sender to your safe sender list. I have a solution, that for some reason, no microsoft "independent advisor" has ever suggested for the Junk in Inbox issue. The person/people who are in charge of Outlook spam filter have the IQ of a turtle. If you try to "block" the email address that the spam emails come from, it doesn't even work because I'm literally having to "block" the same email address God knows how many times.and the spam emails that arrive in different email addresses look like this " and it's a different combination each and every single time (if it's not the same email address that you've already blocked but clearly doesn't). Since they downgraded the spam filter they used in the past, they've deliberately have chosen to let it keep happening and not do A SINGLE THING ABOUT IT.
Every single day anywhere from 10, 20, 30, 50, 100 spam emails arrive in our INBOX on Outlook. Microsoft isn't doing anything about it because the spam filter they downgraded to years ago to put more money into Microsoft 365 online services and decided to DOWNGRADE the spam filter they have. In all honesty it's nothing but deliberate.
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