My brothers Gamertag was stolen!! Help, and fast!!

Someone gave my brother 10,000MP on his account, but my brother kept telling him he was a scam until he gave him the points but now the guy changed his password, HELP!!! How do we get the account back?? Please help as fast as you can.

btw the guy JUST changed the email, is there still hope??scja25

I don't think so. Maby you can try and scam him back:idea: But, I doubt he would fall for it........but it would be pretty funny if he did.

F*** right before GTA IV is released , and the account gets stolen, and now it says the account doesn't exist, ******* ****

Erm.... how do you manage to lose a gamertag? lol? SU44IR

he changed the Gamertag to NBK T BonE 2 x or something like that, he's scammed ALOT of people, his other account had a huge list of Gamertags and it was people that got scammed, he is 13 years old, watch out for him

he changed the Gamertag to NBK T BonE 2 x or something like that, he's scammed ALOT of people, his other account had a huge list of Gamertags and it was people that got scammed, he is 13 years old, watch out for him

scja25

do me a favor...go punch your brother in the head. hopefully it will knock some sense into him

It's the standard scam.

"I can give your account 10,000 points! But i need your password and account name to put them on the account"

"Now your account is mine, thanks buddy."

It's been running since the days of Diablo 2, and probably since the danwn of time. Unless someone is a godlike hacker, or someone from inside microsoft, they cannoy hack your account out of the blue, you have to have screwed up somewhere along the lines.

Bottom line, DO NOT EVER. EVER. EVER give away your password. Anyone who has the genuine ability to do anything like that to your account can do it without needing to log in, they can do it from the MS database. Noone at MS or anywhere else should EVER need your password. Ever.

Even if someone from Ms support asks you for your password, do not give it to them, and remember that persons name and report them to their supervisor if you can. If they ask you for your password, they are trying to steal your account, plain and simple.

do not give any info to anyone if u see a message regrading free Microsoft points...this message has been going on live for about a good 3 weeks now i got that message and then i deleted it right away i have talked to many other victims on live about this scam just call 1-800-my-xbox and see what they can do about it!!!

i also got offered the 10000 points. but i didnt fall for it. there is no way they can just get 10000 points out of nowhere.

your supposed to scam the guy who is trying to scam you... first you have your pc set up to change your password immediatly when the points show up then you hit enter before he can change it... no brainer works all the time1upMushroomX6

Your as smart as his brother. Your really suggesting giving your acct info away? Then attempting to save it? lol.