Keno 92 wrote: » Did you try and recover your Gamertag on a different console?
MiniNukinfuts wrote: » Recover the tag on the console you want to play on. That should fix it, else your account has been banned or your xbox live sub has run out. EDIT: just read your reply to that guy. You need to recover your tag, someone has access to your account details and has recovered your tag.
luckyfrank wrote: » why would someone do that ? Does anyone know if there is a support i can ring i cant rememer my e-mail i used or password as i have had a couple of the years
MiniNukinfuts wrote: » well, there are a load of reasons, they can just take over your account, and buy stuff on it using your credit card. Are you sure you can't remember your email that you used? Here is microsoft support's phone number anyway: 1 800 509 186 Here's the contact website: http://support.xbox.com/en-IE/call-us Just try recover your tag. You might remember your details.
luckyfrank wrote: » Had 5000 microsoft points stolen from my account, where to i stand and isw there anyway i can get them back
MiniNukinfuts wrote: » I'm not sure if you can do anything about it, it was your fault that your details were compromised in the first place. You can't get MSP's reimbursed Do you have control over your account though? Cus if you do, then the content that was bought with the MSP's is yours to keep.
MiniNukinfuts wrote: » It's actually really really easy to hack someone's account if their security questions are rubbish. I'm guessing you had a really dumb security question, e.g. mother's birthplace. The person who hacked you could know you personally, and could make an intelligent guess of the answer, or even got the answer from facebook. There are loads of ways really. The most common ways of this happening though are through scams, did you give your details(even though you don't know them) to someone in the last while? Microsoft could find out where the "hacker" is from, but it would take a lot of convincing on your part for them to do it. The fraud dept would get involved too. Personally, i think you're lucky you got your account back under control, this could've been a lot worse. What's your email btw? (i'll check if you're secure) :P
luckyfrank wrote: » No im not naive, id never give details of my account or any account out to anyone, ive already being told fraud department is going to luck at the case, hope they find out who done it and permently bans there console
lisar816 wrote: » as i said in another tread xbox live have a hacking problem i cant get onto the xbox live site plus i cant cancel my paypal sending them money also you have to ring them to get anywhere and i have no credit and dont have a land line don't no were i stand because ever since the security update i cant play xbox live but yet they have taking a payment form my account very annoying as xbox wont admit its there problem
Phegasus wrote: » There's no hacking issues on their end. It's user responsibility that's the issue. That and EA. EA caused a whole mess of accounts to be stolen, by vulnerabilities and social engineering with their Ultimate Team.
Venom wrote: » Seems alot of people have had there xbox live accounts hacked and points bought. And every single case has had a Fifa connection.http://www.g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/717430/xbox-live-hacked-internet-reports-point-to-fifa-connection/ I noticed an email from MS Billing reguarding my purchase of 5000 points. Seeing as how Iv didn't buy any I logged into xbox live via the web, and saw a balance of 4800 points on my account. Got onto my bank and had the card killed first thing then tried the xbox support line to get cut off while on hold and then got the automated were closed till tomorrow message when I tried to ring back. Iv logged into xbox live via the xbox and recovered my account to see Im down to 860 points and last game played was Fifa which is off seeing as i don't own the game. Iv never shared my account info, logged in from anywhere from home or signed up for any weird website using either the same password or username. Something is fishy in microsoft land
lisar816 wrote: » surly Microsoft have something to do with it or they no of the problem but once again try to blame someone else?
Meesared wrote: » Surely It is more likely to be EA's problem since it seems to be only affecting Fifa users. Look at the logic here. Also you know there is live webchat support for Xbox support? Why would you email when you have that?
MiniNukinfuts wrote: » How did they get your details in the first place? Did you have strong security on your xbox live email address?
Venom wrote: » MS by trying to downplay the level of effected users is making tracking down the issue so much harder.