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hideous, hard to get in, although everything is fine with the account, checking for not being robot take ages, sms confirmation don't work for no reason. what's happening? every time, same nasty experience.. please stop
I had a very poor experience using outlook.com. They locked my account every time I created a new one, and there was no verification procedure other than the contact number, which never worked for me. Every time, they said to try another verification method, but no other method was available.
Accessing application consent management (/consent/Manage) is incredibly slow, to the extent that I frequently see the undermentioned:
> We're working to restore all services as soon as possible. Please check back soon.
If you want a reference, see the undermentioned:
> Ref A: DCDE5DCEEFE44786821CE0AFF42DA512 Ref B: LON04EDGE1210 Ref C: 2024-12-21T17:40:37Z
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