Microsoft Volume License Center Phishing Email from Insight Direct
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They found us a live person, we are getting somewhere. So far THESE people are nice and trying to help.
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Two hours of non-stop calls to get the first real person.
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@scottalanmiller Frustrating AF
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@wrx7m said in Microsoft Volume License Center Phishing Email from Insight Direct:
@scottalanmiller Frustrating AF
Wow they are pieces of work. They claim to be one of the world's largest companies, but they can't tell us ANYTHING other than we are a customer. They have no way to pull up our information to tell us about our account. Even speaking to their sales reps, it still appears to be a scam. If MS didn't vouch for them, I'd not believe that they were real. They brag about how big they are, but they can only service customers from one guy. They claim he's not a point of failure, but that without him there is no way to find out about our account. So in one breath they claim that they have no means of working with customers if the rep leaves, but that that isn't a risk.
Abject failure.
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Talking to MS again as Insight Direct is refusing to try to do anything to even find out what volume license stuff we have. They claim they will do something tomorrow. But if our rep is out, they can't look up our info. So we can't just trust that he'll come to work. Or even exists. It's just a run around.
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@scottalanmiller said in Microsoft Volume License Center Phishing Email from Insight Direct:
@jaredbusch said in Microsoft Volume License Center Phishing Email from Insight Direct:
That sounds really good and sort of kind of sounds like a SA letter.
Yeah, but with the reseller being defunct it's super fishy. Why would MS cancel us based on the reseller no longer being active? Seems like some pretty seriously bad business practices.
Oh right, I just meant well crafted phish.
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@jaredbusch said in Microsoft Volume License Center Phishing Email from Insight Direct:
@scottalanmiller said in Microsoft Volume License Center Phishing Email from Insight Direct:
@jaredbusch said in Microsoft Volume License Center Phishing Email from Insight Direct:
That sounds really good and sort of kind of sounds like a SA letter.
Yeah, but with the reseller being defunct it's super fishy. Why would MS cancel us based on the reseller no longer being active? Seems like some pretty seriously bad business practices.
Oh right, I just meant well crafted phish.
Oh, no it's ACTUALLY legit. At least I'm 99% sure it is now. The vendor is just a total piece of sh1t, it turns out.
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@scottalanmiller said in Microsoft Volume License Center Phishing Email from Insight Direct:
@jaredbusch said in Microsoft Volume License Center Phishing Email from Insight Direct:
@scottalanmiller said in Microsoft Volume License Center Phishing Email from Insight Direct:
@jaredbusch said in Microsoft Volume License Center Phishing Email from Insight Direct:
That sounds really good and sort of kind of sounds like a SA letter.
Yeah, but with the reseller being defunct it's super fishy. Why would MS cancel us based on the reseller no longer being active? Seems like some pretty seriously bad business practices.
Oh right, I just meant well crafted phish.
Oh, no it's ACTUALLY legit. At least I'm 99% sure it is now. The vendor is just a total piece of sh1t, it turns out.
Right we know that know but when I posted it was still maybe not.
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My concerns now are just how unprofessional this place is, and their obvious risk of the account being owned and controlled by a single person who, if not around (or sick, on vacation, etc.) cannot be brought up by the company without them. No way can we depend on that kind of situation for a business.
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