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Registering new xbox slim

Charlie Haughy · 2011-01-05 15:55:24

Hi, im trying to register my new xbox 250gb slim on the xbox.com website. Im filling out all the details fine here: https://myservice.xbox.com/en-IE/Pages/ProfileRegistration.aspx but when I go to submit it keeps saying "invalid post code". I dont use a postcode and have tried things like "-", "0", "0000", "default" etc.…

05-01-2011 3:55pm

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Charlie Haughy

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Hi, im trying to register my new xbox 250gb slim on the xbox.com website. Im filling out all the details fine here: https://myservice.xbox.com/en-IE/Pages/ProfileRegistration.aspx

but when I go to submit it keeps saying "invalid post code". I dont use a postcode and have tried things like "-", "0", "0000", "default" etc. but none work.

What do I do? Thanks

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#2 05-01-2011 4:07pm

Nemanja91

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Not sure if it will work but normally when websites ask me for a postcode I just put in "cork" so you could try whichever county you live in.

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#3 07-01-2011 8:28pm

Charlie Haughy

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No that didnt seem to work... anyone else have this problem before?

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#4 07-01-2011 8:36pm

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Just had a look at mine there. I used "D 12", Dublin 12 obviously. No ideas what you can try though, I would usually do "0000" too.

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#5 07-01-2011 8:38pm

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GPO Belfast. Works well enough, and they just shunt any mail for here to Dublin.

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#6 16-01-2011 1:04am

Charlie Haughy

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Turns out for ireland you use "000000" for the postcode, just incase any other people get stuck.

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