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Hi all,
I'm hoping someone can help with this, I signed up for Business fibre many years ago and moved onto another provider quite some time ago
But despite cancelling my BT services, I'm still signed up for the Business Essentials 365 service on my personal domain.
It wouldn't be so much of a problem except I'm receiving constant emails from Microsoft about service changes, which can't apparently be unsubscribed from
I also can't remove my domain or email from the account in question because it's managed by BT.
Does anyone know a way for BT to remove my domain/email from Microsoft's 365 services?
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Hi adresch
So I can look into this for you from the BT side, can you please send a Private Message with some details?
^BethM
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Hi adresch
So I can look into this for you from the BT side, can you please send a Private Message with some details?
^BethM
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Hi Beth, I just tried to send you a long PM and it says:
You have reached the limit for number of private messages that you can send for now. Please try again later.
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Ah looks like it finally sent, it kept complaining about invalid HTML or something.
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Thank you, this has now been resolved 🙂
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Argh, spoke to soon, another email.
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@adresch
You will continue to receive some messages as they are sometimes sent under what is called "Delayed Sending". this means that the messages have been sent but they do not reach the inboxes until some date/time has reached.
I do this all the time when using Outlook.com or gmail.com and you can schedule the emails for some future dates.
Microsoft must be sending millions of messages a day and to control the traffic on mail servers they schedule some messages based on geographical locations. I guess this makes sence and regulate the load on the network.
Allow at least 48 hours to see if they stop.
Me thinks so anyway.
