This should affect a few hundred people at least.
So apparently people who have my last name are by default not allowed to send e-mails to companies that use O365 for e-mail. If I change the name by replacing or adding a letter, it is no problem, so it is specifically this name that is always flagged as junk. As long as the display name includes my last name, it is considered junk by Microsoft. This is regardless if the e-mail comes from my company's domain or from my private domain. What I found was that as long as my display name includes my last name (a 4-letter word with one regional character) Microsoft categorically flags the e-mail as junk. I just did out of the box developer config with standard e-mail filtering for the receiving address - which is what any company on O365 is likely to be running. So today I created a test tenant with Microsoft to troubleshoot. And a while back my brother who works at a different company had also reported similar issues. Recently my dad who works in a different position in the same company as me also started having the same issue.
I have tried every reasonable recourse such as remaking signatures, changing my e-mail address and so on. Internally or to other e-mail services there is no issue. For months I have had an issue where all my e-mails sent to other Microsoft tenants gets either quarantined or junk mail sorted as phishing.
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