Microsoft Teams Account Creation Fails Despite Following Setup Tutorial
A user reports being unable to create a Microsoft Teams account even after following the official tutorial exactly. No further detail on the error is given, but the frustration suggests an onboarding flow that breaks for some users without clear feedback.
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