My Microsoft accout got hacked by a "dfirstmail.com" email domain

Hi Muhammad!

Sorry to hear about what happened. This is clearly not the situation I want you to be in. Just to set your expectation, due to our account safety and security, only us the account owners have the ability to recover our accounts and verify their ownership. Even a Microsoft Support cannot recover our accounts on our behalf because they're protected by the security information we have setup on our accounts which we only have access to.

Since your email address was replaced already, you cannot use your own email address to recover your account. You must know the current email address of your account which must be the hacker’s email address to start the account recovery process. Without it, you cannot start the recovery process because it's the primary key of the account already.

I suggest that you check your mailboxes (inbox, spam/junk folders) to find traces of the new email address that's currently linked to your original account. If the account was added to an Xbox console, it would be best to check it from there too.

If you knew the current email, you may try to reset the account password through https://account.live.com/pw
***Make sure to sign out any account signed in to https://account.microsoft.com website before starting an account recovery.

If it didn't work, try to fill out the account recovery form on https://account.live.com/acsr
***Use the hacker's email as the account you're trying to get back into.

You may also use the Microsoft’s interactive tool here https://support.microsoft.com/account-billing/h...

Thanks,

I know dude hey if u microsoft account helper people assistants here

Please ban this person but the (MOD REMOVED)

(MOD REMOVED) lives in England I know he hacked it because

He messaged my accout (MOD REMOVED) ( standard name)

Anyways I got a measage saying " I hacked your account send me points"

Custom domain name. Microsoft Live Email used to let you add custom domain names (that you had registered elsewhere) for free. I had a domain name for myself and one for both of my children, with email addresses for all of them. When Microsoft killed the
Microsoft Live Email service, my daughter (who was old enough to be emailing) just started using her iCloud account, but my son was not receiving any significant or useful email, so I never hosted the email address at another service.

i really dont think anyones accout is secure one time my friends accout was hacked he he said he would never get hacked and it was on a pc game just like the xbox way with security question and stuff like but the poof offline he went

sorry for my english

The problem is that my Email got hack before and i got it back! and now is hack again!

i need help, i prove microsoft last time that the email is mine so why not now?