SCAM??? KASETSART UNIVERSITY organization has added you to a team.

The email you received raises several red flags that suggest it may be a phishing scam. Here are some points to consider:

1. Unsolicited Communication: If you did not sign up for Microsoft Teams or authorize any payments, this is a strong indicator that the email is not legitimate.
2. Contact Information: The phone number provided (+1 (810) 221-5391) is not a standard Microsoft support number. Microsoft typically does not ask for urgent contact via phone in such emails.
3. Urgency and Threats: Scammers often create a sense of urgency to prompt quick action without careful consideration. The mention of avoiding service interruption is a common tactic used in phishing attempts.
4. Sender's Email Address: Check the sender's email address to see if it comes from a legitimate Microsoft domain (e.g., microsoft.com, microsoftsupport.com). If it comes from a different domain, it is likely a scam.

If you suspect the email is a scam, do not click on any links or provide any personal information. You can report the email to Microsoft and follow their guidelines on how to protect yourself from phishing attempts.

References:

• How do I know if an email from Microsoft support is genuine?