NORTH1 wrote: » Ok I have a concern following the other sites, I haveing bought the zombies map pack for both consoles my son recovered his profile to the console in the front room to play on the hd screen. he played zombies moon and some of the older maps. This can't be against the T&C as the content is already on both consoles, and both consoles are on the one network? What do you think?
Raze_them_all wrote: » So far I seem to be right. Willing to bet your son definately did something.
allanb49 wrote: » If his son did do something, just switch around his 360 for yours, Import your gamertag onto his console and let him learn the consequences
TheMooseInNam wrote: » Hold your horses, Raze... it's a bit early yet to be saying "I told you so" However, the more I look into this, the more I am sure that MS has definitely found something amiss and hence the console ban. However, I am baffled as to why a console ban and not an account ban. I do hope it's a misunderstanding and MS have simply confused the father/son sharing of consoles as some sort of theft/piracy type offence because if it turns out that another one of these threads ends up as the son modding the hell out of his console and claiming innocence to his father, I'll just crack up :D:D
NORTH1 wrote: » This does not make any sense to me. People are claiming M$ won't say why your banned because they want to protect possible loop holes that they don't want exploited. I would of thought the easier way forward is to say anyone that does "this" is banned? There most be some serious loop hole in their system if my son knows what it is he's not telling me, now he has learned a long time ago it's not smart to lie to me as eventually I find out and that reflects in the length of his grounding. I feel reasonably sure he's hasn't been acting the ass on line.
TheMooseInNam wrote: » I have a funny feeling if his son has done something, it'll result in the relocation of a size 10 boot and not something as subtle as switching consoles :D:D
NORTH1 wrote: » How do you know my shoe size? I feel stalked!! :-)
NORTH1 wrote: » That wasnt much of a conversation as me confronting him on what he had done to the console, this was before I contacted "MS". I was sure the mistake had to be with them after that conservation. I was under the impression that modding was illegal so what exactly are they keeping on there toes?
gizmo wrote: » Much appreciated. The type of modding done really, for instance "we detected flashed dvd drive firmware" , "we detected pirated discs being run" , "your console has been JTAG'd" or in your case "illegally obtained marketplace content".
NORTH1 wrote: » This,,,, I know of a "guy" who was streaming pirated kides movie's to his xbox from his computer. Do you think this could have been the reason for a banning? would they be aware of the content of the said stream? This is purely hypothetical of course...
calex71 wrote: » OP have you checked both consoles and any usb memory for strange Gamertags ?
Helix wrote: » no
Helix wrote: » did you ever both sign in with the same account at the same time? is that even possible? i assume that would raise big flags, but it would surely see BOTH consoles banned this is why i was wondering if his is okay. seems odd that yours would be banned and his wouldnt, given that there'd be the same content on both
Spacedog wrote: » the time for talking is over. box up that console, bring it back to the shop, and bollock the shopkeeper until you get a refund. your xbox is fucked it's not your job to find out why. you paid for a machine to play games on your telly, if it doesn't work get another one, from the shop, the shop sends it back to MS and gets money back. if the shop keeper starts asking questions or anything, just raise your voice and start knocking **** off the shelves. make it clear that you are about to do more damage than the cost of replacing your console. they won't call the police because you are in the right here. people on this board are fast to blame you for the ban. and they will go on about end user agreements and shit. but an EULA has never been enforced in an irish court... ever! they are not legally binding. If I wrote a game and put in the small print that I own the deed to the players house. and you bought it and clicked 'I Agree'. is it legally binding? now go, be a man, get what is yours, give 'em hell son.
Helix wrote: » did you ever both sign in with the same account at the same time? is that even possible? i assume that would raise big flags, but it would surely see BOTH consoles banned