Link to purchase Series X that I got in my email from Microsoft doesn't work. What is the...

You should.always verify the email.if ita isn't ms.store or engage.xbox.com then DONT CLICK.IT

Free consoles are rare and that's not how you do it with ms

You will be inviting hackers onto your account DONT DO IT

Just like the fake YouTube videos on how to get the xbox one free for being a fan if you spam it

In this day and age never ever accept unsolicited links especially from unknown addresses

You only get emails like that if you are signed up on a wait list there isn't any

Except for the gold members only program gor series x

Consoles but you would be do it thru the program not some random link

This was a real mess. A friend of mine ordered one with his initial link emailed, was sent a second link and ordered another one. And YES, he has his first one today and tracking info sent for his second one. I have yet to see any such link but I guess this helps fuel the guys selling for 2x retail.

The email I got is from *** Die E-Mail-Adresse wurde aus Datenschutzgründen entfernt. *** and it relates to the below:



https://gamingintel.com/microsoft-xbox-series-x-restock-invitations/

https://twitter.com/Wario64/status/1461225910359638016

The website it brings me to is a https://www.microsoft.com site. In fact, if I sign in to MS, then click on the link, it'll bring me to the same error page but signed in. The full web address includes a 12-digit ID to the bundle https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/d/Xbox-Series-X-Bundle/8WC74TMDX3PM. There is also an OCID after this that is unique to each account in the link. I believe my bundle ID might be wrong.

You should.always verify the email.if ita isn't ms.store or engage.xbox.com then DONT CLICK.IT

Free consoles are rare and that's not how you do it with ms

You will be inviting hackers onto your account DONT DO IT

Just like the fake YouTube videos on how to get the xbox one free for being a fan if you spam it

In this day and age never ever accept unsolicited links especially from unknown addresses

Thanks for your concern. This was from the Microsoft Store and it was to purchase a bundle, not get one for free.

I have the same problem and the same bundle ID. I'm now wondering if they simply took the page down entirely when they ran out of stock (though I only received the email fifteen minutes before posting this reply, and clicked the link immediately).