Banned for communication then banned from Xbox live 2 days later for nothing

King Mayonaka · Jul 31, 2017

I understand the communication ban but why the Xbox ban when you've already banned me for communication

:)

AneurysmPhobia · Jul 31, 2017

Ban was lifted but I cannot do party chat

My xbox one account got a communication ban about 2 weeks ago and it was followed by an xbox live ban 3 days later and now that the xbox live ban was lifted I am still communication banned and I've contacted someone at support and they didn't help me. I've
been banned for 3 days now. Gamertag:

Msys6 · Jul 31, 2017

banned from xbox live for no reason

hi, i was banned from chat then after 2 days i did nothing i cant chat i received another ban for xbox live gold , and i did nothing ...why

Smwutches · Jul 31, 2017

For information about your ban and to see about submitting a case review, you would need to go to http://enforcement.xbox.com

Dysruptz · Aug 11, 2017

if this is about a 100 day communication ban. This follows with a 2 week console ban them an additional 46 day communication ban making a 60 day privilege suspension

Daft Badger · Aug 11, 2017

Any report filed has to be investigated which takes time,your 2nd suspension would of been for something you did before your 1st suspension.

Dadwhite · Aug 12, 2017

Device bans can happen for many reasons, here is an cut from the support page

Device bans are not issued lightly, and occur when a particular Xbox console or Xbox on Windows device is used to violate the Code of Conduct in an egregious or repeated manner. Once a device ban occurs, no account can connect to the Xbox Live service from
the affected device. Given the severity of this action we take each device ban extremely seriously, and only take action after a lengthy investigation.

Devices can be banned from Xbox Live for a number of reasons, including but not limited to:

Xbox console tampering, such as physically opening an Xbox console and modifying it to play illegitimate or unauthorized software

Online fraud, such as phishing, account theft, or other attempts to defraud Microsoft or other players

Repeated egregious violations of the Microsoft Services Agreement that establish a clear pattern of nefarious activity

and the link to the page for more info

Dysruptz · Aug 12, 2017

Device bans can happen for many reasons, here is an cut from the support page

Device bans are not issued lightly, and occur when a particular Xbox console or Xbox on Windows device is used to violate the Code of Conduct in an egregious or repeated manner. Once a device ban occurs, no account can connect to the Xbox Live service from
the affected device. Given the severity of this action we take each device ban extremely seriously, and only take action after a lengthy investigation.

Devices can be banned from Xbox Live for a number of reasons, including but not limited to:

Xbox console tampering, such as physically opening an Xbox console and modifying it to play illegitimate or unauthorized software

Online fraud, such as phishing, account theft, or other attempts to defraud Microsoft or other players

Repeated egregious violations of the Microsoft Services Agreement that establish a clear pattern of nefarious activity

and the link to the page for more info
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This isnt a device ban but is in fact a device privilege suspension. Device bans are permanent

OK Fowl · Nov 1, 2018

Xbox Enforcement | How Do I

While some Code of Conduct violations are immediately resolved, XBLPET also conducts reactive investigations. Many of these investigations are triggered by player complaints. The Code of Conduct has no statute of limitations, and
users may be enforced upon at any time for past offenses.

A player may be offline (or playing single player) at the time of the suspension, but his or her online status at that particular moment may have no bearing on the reason behind the enforcement. If you receive a suspension and are
not sure why it occurred, please check the email sent to your Microsoft Account or view your
Enforcement History on enforcement.xbox.com.

Dysruptz

if this is about a 100 day communication ban. This follows with a 2 week console ban them an additional 46 day communication ban making a 60 day privilege suspension

Dysruptz

Device bans can happen for many reasons, here is an cut from the support page

Device bans are not issued lightly, and occur when a particular Xbox console or Xbox on Windows device is used to violate the Code of Conduct in an egregious or repeated manner. Once a device ban occurs, no account can connect to the Xbox Live service from
the affected device. Given the severity of this action we take each device ban extremely seriously, and only take action after a lengthy investigation.

Devices can be banned from Xbox Live for a number of reasons, including but not limited to:

Xbox console tampering, such as physically opening an Xbox console and modifying it to play illegitimate or unauthorized software

Online fraud, such as phishing, account theft, or other attempts to defraud Microsoft or other players

Repeated egregious violations of the Microsoft Services Agreement that establish a clear pattern of nefarious activity

and the link to the page for more info

This isnt a device ban but is in fact a device privilege suspension. Device bans are permanent

Daft Badger

Any report filed has to be investigated which takes time,your 2nd suspension would of been for something you did before your 1st suspension.

OK Fowl

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

While some Code of Conduct violations are immediately resolved, XBLPET also conducts reactive investigations. Many of these investigations are triggered by player complaints. The Code of Conduct has no statute of limitations, and
users may be enforced upon at any time for past offenses.

A player may be offline (or playing single player) at the time of the suspension, but his or her online status at that particular moment may have no bearing on the reason behind the enforcement. If you receive a suspension and are
not sure why it occurred, please check the email sent to your Microsoft Account or view your
Enforcement History on enforcement.xbox.com.

Dadwhite

Device bans can happen for many reasons, here is an cut from the support page

Device bans are not issued lightly, and occur when a particular Xbox console or Xbox on Windows device is used to violate the Code of Conduct in an egregious or repeated manner. Once a device ban occurs, no account can connect to the Xbox Live service from
the affected device. Given the severity of this action we take each device ban extremely seriously, and only take action after a lengthy investigation.

Devices can be banned from Xbox Live for a number of reasons, including but not limited to:

Xbox console tampering, such as physically opening an Xbox console and modifying it to play illegitimate or unauthorized software
Online fraud, such as phishing, account theft, or other attempts to defraud Microsoft or other players
Repeated egregious violations of the Microsoft Services Agreement that establish a clear pattern of nefarious activity

and the link to the page for more info

Banned for communication then banned from Xbox live 2 days later for nothing