Contacting MSN Customer Service

Contacting MSN customer service is a must for all users who have any issue with their account. The quick, easy and reliable solutions offered by the MSN customer support can help you out of your issues in just a few minutes to hours.

Getting in touch with MSN customer service.

MSN is a great place to connect with people, and it's also a great place to find answers. If you need help with something on MSN, or have a question that you can't find an answer for, here are some ways to get in touch with MSN customer service:

1. Ask your questions on the Community Forums

2. Call the MSN Customer Service Hotline at 1-866-791-9439

3. Email us 

Understand what's wrong.

• MSN has a number of different customer care options, depending on where you're located.

• If you're in the US, you can contact Microsoft support by phone or email.

• If you live in Canada, the UK or Ireland, contact Microsoft support through live chat or the phone.

• If you live in Australia or New Zealand, contact Microsoft support using an online form.

Be specific.

• Hello, my name is [Name]. I am the customer service representative assisting you today.

• Hi, I'm calling to find out if MSN has a free trial option for the new MSN Premium subscription?

• How can I help you?

• Hi, my name is [Name]. I'm trying to activate my subscription with MSN Premium but it keeps saying I have to wait 24 hours before I can use the service. Is there any way that you can help me with this issue?

Be calm and patient.

• Keep in mind that the best way to resolve a problem is to first be calm and patient. You may need to repeat your message several times or give the customer support representative time to read it and process it.

• Be polite and professional when contacting msn customer service, even if you feel frustrated or angry. You don't want to come off as condescending or aggressive.

• You can also ask for assistance in person by visiting a store or calling their number 1-866-791-9439 directly.

Takeaway

It can be easy to get frustrated with problems, but it's worth it to find a way to fix them instead of giving up.