possible scam messages

Microsoft nor any legitimate company will ever ask you for your password or account information. It's a scam you should report the user immediately and block them

Hey there, Saif Nuraliev

If you are receiving messages asking for your Microsoft account password, please do not provide your account password to other people online. Instead, please report the message and the user to the Xbox Safety team. You can learn how to report people here: How to report a player or concern on Xbox | Xbox Support

You can learn how to protect your Microsoft account by reading this article here: How to help keep your Microsoft account safe and secure - Microsoft Support

Hope this information helps,

Nathan

When in doubt (and you always should be) don't sign up (which you never should do).

[quote user="Pyrodraconus"]

I recieved an e-mail that was supposedly from xbox to join in the beta for the update, but stopped registering when it started asking for work information, and other personal information. i called the toll free number and asked if it was legit. when i read
off the e-mail i got it from they said it was fake. so i asked who i send it to to report it, this isnt the first time this has happened, and the frauds are getting better. the personnel on the phone said to post it some where on the forums, where in the past
i sent it to a fraud department or some other section of microsoft, and now im lost as to what to do. i got the message from *** Die E-Mail-Adresse wurde aus Datenschutzgründen entfernt. *** and i just want to report it to some one ealse so no one with even less sense than me gets hurt. sofar all they got from
me was windows live id, and pw which i can change. some pne plz help me

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I hope this helps you to report this type of phising scam. #4 may be useful for you to report this scam.

I found this information below on xbox site address :
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/live/account-security/stolen-account

"If you suspect that someone is trying to phish you, you can use the following tools to report it as a potential scam. Doing so helps keep the Xbox LIVE community safe.

1. Xbox 360: Bring up the player profile, select File Complaint, select File Complaint again, select Text and Voice Communication and then select Text message to file a complaint, where it will be reviewed by our Enforcement Team.
   
2. Internet Explorer: While you are on a suspicious site, click the gear icon and then point to Safety. Then click Report Unsafe Website and use the web page that is displayed to report the website.
   
3. Hotmail: If you receive a suspicious email message that asks for personal information, click the check box next to the message in your Hotmail inbox. Click Mark as and then select Phishing scam.
   
4. E-mail: Attach the suspicious email message to a new email message and forward it to
   L: *** Die E-Mail-Adresse wurde aus Datenschutzgründen entfernt. *** "
   
   
   

It's common that people receive messages to get free stuff from websites they've never heard of, but in the future don't call out other gamers in the forums