Hello <name>,
thanks for signing up to <training I didn’t sign up for>.
Turns out someone from management assigned us to that training and that’s just the standard mail it sends…
My favorite was, though, when my company started using yet another awful Microsoft service and we got a mail that we could log into our account on microsoftonline.com. Turns out that obvious phishing domain is actually operated by Microsoft.
Oh just wait until you get someone legitimately using a domain.onmicrosoft.com email address. Microsoft uses the onmicrosoft.com domain as a placeholder for unlicensed users and domains which haven’t been fully setup yet. Which is funny since they own the .Microsoft TLD and could move everything to .Microsoft domains to show it off but they choose not to for whatever reason
Got a mail a few weeks ago:
Turns out someone from management assigned us to that training and that’s just the standard mail it sends…
My favorite was, though, when my company started using yet another awful Microsoft service and we got a mail that we could log into our account on
microsoftonline.com. Turns out that obvious phishing domain is actually operated by Microsoft.I always just wait for a follow up email from whomever assigned it or ask someone who would know if that’s legit
Oh just wait until you get someone legitimately using a domain.onmicrosoft.com email address. Microsoft uses the onmicrosoft.com domain as a placeholder for unlicensed users and domains which haven’t been fully setup yet. Which is funny since they own the .Microsoft TLD and could move everything to .Microsoft domains to show it off but they choose not to for whatever reason