Windows 10: Is 888-656-3557 a Microsoft Support phone #? I received a security alert while on e-mail...

Is 888-656-3557 a Microsoft Support phone #? I received a security alert while on e-mail telling me to call this # for support. They told me I need Cloud Software Solutions Password Shield & Secure Root because the Firewall on my computer doesn't stop hackers. Is this true, I already have McAfee?

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ALERTS WHEN RECEIVING AN E-MAIL

Dear users:

I'm planning on geting an LG mobile phone which supports windows live .

Is there a way to setup the phone and the service so that I could get an ALERT on my mobile the minute my hotmail receives an e-mail?

This would be very important for contacting leads immediately.

 

Custom alerts for certain e-mails

I suppose my temporary solution will be to set up a separate e-mail account for those alerts to go to and only check that account using the mobile device, then set up all e-mails to use a loud alert sound. This severely limits the functionality of the device
for me since I won't be able to view normal e-mails but I need the alerts to be audible. I have noticed other unfortunate limitations as well. These seem like such simple things, like having the ability to have the task list sync with a public folder rather
than ones personal task list.



I will look into some of your other suggestions, thanks

 

Receive e-mail correspondence at an e-mail address that is not associated with my account

When I order, for example, movies from the Windows Store, I always receive the order receipt at an e-mail address that is not associated with my Microsoft Account. The e-mail address is not listed anywhere in my Microsoft Account, yet I continue to receive
correspondence at that address.

I do not want to continue receiving correspondence related to my Microsoft Account at that e-mail address. Within the online account management tools provided at http://account.microsoft.com, however, I can find no way to change that behavior.
The e-mail address is not listed as an account alias (in
Your info > Manage sign-in email or phone number), it is not part of my billing profile (in
Payment & billing >
Billing info), and it is not listed as an alternative e-mail address (in
Security & privacy > More security settings).

It is my understanding (from various chats with Microsoft support) that the e-mail address in question may have been the primary e-mail address on the account in the past, which is why it is still (somehow) associated with my Microsoft Account despite the
fact that I removed it from my Account a long time ago. Various levels of Microsoft Support have been unable to help. They just keep passing me along to different departments without ever helping. Their latest response pointed me to this community. Is there
any way someone at Microsoft can remove that e-mail address so that it is no longer associated with my Microsoft Account?