A genuine question for a that gets banned

So I was wondering, Say your account gets banned and you've spent a lot of money on a certain game. Could you or is there a way to transfer all that stuff that you've bought for example you play gears of war 4 and you have got a good amount of skins and
BOOM you get banned. Is there no way to transfer all that saved cached data of purchased items and transfer them to another account of yours like level and skins

:)

 

i'm a newbie in xbox 360 hope someone will help me and answer my question

No, you will not get banned if it is a licensed product. But I was led to believe that certain games will only function with a genuine Microsoft HDD.

Genuine HDDs are available on Amazon for quite a reasonable price and personally I would recommend that you go for the 500GB version.

 

Just got my copy delivered and.....

150% promise you will not get banned if its a genuine copy. Go ahead and enjoy

 

Nope. Per the terms you agree to when you sign up, you forfeit anything on your account in the event you are banned.

 

No mercy and negotiation at all???

 

None at all. I've seen plenty of posts over the years where people have complained about losing a lot of purchased content. That's the price for getting banned.

 

You can usually try submitting a case review and the enforcement team will take a look again to see if they made an error in banning the person, but other than that, no.

 

Sigh...Can't give any comments and judgements on them as I am not involved in the cases, but somehow I really can't help thinking: it's only a game, why doing too far and too much causing oneself to be banned???!!!!

 

If the ban is longer than 24 hours but not permanent then you can try submitting a case review

Xbox Enforcement | How Do I

 

No idea.

 

Permanent bans are not given lightly. It's usually the result of extreme severe and/or repeated temporary bans for behavior. All content is tied to the account and if the account is banned there's no way to transfer it to another account. It would also
defeat the purpose of banning an account for such behavior only to transfer all the content to a brand new account to do the same thing.

 

I understand that but just imagine spending £300 on a certain game to do something stupid say buying an account they shouldn't and they get banned. That's obvious but wish their was a way to keep your items in game and give it to another account.

 

You can still access the game as long as you're using your Home console, which is part of why it's recommended you make your own console your Home. You won't be able to access any in-game progress though.

 

People are most likely in getting temp suspensions then Permanent unless they have modified their console etc..

it depends on what has been done or said, developers of the games also give out in-game bans if someone is cheating etc.

 

In most cases, a permanent Xbox Live account suspension does not remove your games or purchases. Any previously-downloaded games, apps, or features that can be used in an offline mode will still be accessible to the suspended
account. However, any content or features that require online services will not be usable by the account, such as the ability to purchase new content and, without a designated home Xbox One console, the ability to re-download content through other accounts.

If the account had a designated home Xbox One console, most of the suspended account’s content will still be accessible to other accounts on that home Xbox. This includes the ability to download updates, re-download content,
and use content online. Keep in mind that consumable game content, any Microsoft account balance, and premium subscription services are not transferable from the suspended account and will not be accessible to other accounts.

For example, if you purchased and installed a game to your home Xbox before receiving a permanent account suspension, your suspended account can still play the game offline if it has a supported offline mode. Other accounts present on your home
Xbox can continue to access the game’s full online functionality. If another game was downloaded to your home Xbox but deleted prior to the permanent account suspension, other accounts present on the console can re-install the game to the home Xbox from the
suspended account’s game library.

Visit support.xbox.com to learn more about
Using Xbox Live Gold sharing features on Xbox One. To check if your current Xbox is your home Xbox, see
How to designate an Xbox One console as your home Xbox.

For more info:
https://enforcement.xbox.com/en-US/home/howto#sub-topic0-5