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Accounts don't just get stolen by themselves. The person needs more than just the username, and the only way they get that is by tricking it out of you. If you don't want your account stolen, DONT GIVE OUT YOUR DETAILS.
Ever been contacted by a website offering you free MS points, free xbla games, free gamerpics - all of them are phishing for your account details so they can take it.
lol indeed, and the stupid MS guy was like "well the email addy and address are different so it cant be yours" only when i proved it was me by tellin her what my last purchase and download and answering the secuirty questions did she refer me to higher management, but thats going to take until the end of next week to hear back from them, great work MS.rabbit_pie
Yes if only companies could bail you out of every bad situation, that would at least partly mask your own stupidity for giving out your email and password details.
Call me suspicious but I can't believe someone who had stolen an account would blatantly advertise on their bio that the account is for sale - something which is clearly against MS terms of use. Could this whole thing be an elaborate sales pitch by you to sell your 50k gamerscore account?
Something like this happened to me before. Not that my account was hacked, but it was corrupted. I called Microsoft and they flat out told me I was lying about what appeared on my screen. Which is very annoying. It seems Microsoft only handles RROD seriously. Or to say, with respect. Because any other problem I've had so far; they're first reaction was: no, you're wrong. That's not how it works. That's not possible etc.
They probably do that for a reason, but it still feels like they doublecross you.
Accounts don't just get stolen by themselves. The person needs more than just the username, and the only way they get that is by tricking it out of you. If you don't want your account stolen, DONT GIVE OUT YOUR DETAILS.
Ever been contacted by a website offering you free MS points, free xbla games, free gamerpics - all of them are phishing for your account details so they can take it.
Avenger1324
Actually it has happened before, just by knowing the person's username. This is why MS customer service changed their policy. Last year people were pre-texting to steal accounts. Which is why it's pretty freakin' hard to prove that your account is your account, they made it too easy before now they made it too hard.
yea, friend on xbl gave me a free ms points site, and i was stupid enough to fill in my details (but it was identical to the xbox.com login site)rabbit_pie
lol no offence but are you that stupid? I mean why would Microsoft give out MS points for free?! never trust those sites
anyway that sucks that your account got stolen. good luck getting it back
btw, did your "friends" account get stolen? Isnt this just your friend that stole your account?
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