Bingo is a fraud

Sorry to hear it. First, please contact your credit card company and have the charges reversed. They may need to cancel your card and send you a new one.

When this is done, have your son log in to
https://account.microsoft.com and change his password. If he cannot log into this account you will need to contact Xbox Support via this link
https://support.xbox.com/contact-us

To regain access to your son's Fortnite account you will need to contact Epic Games Support

https://www.epicgames.com/site/en-US/customer-service

Hi
Sandrabizutti,

Thank you for posting on the Xbox forums.

The best thing to do right away is change the password to the Microsoft Account to regain control of the account. If charges were made fraudulently through an account takeover, you must remove the card from the account and contact your financial institution
to submit a fraud claim since your card information was also compromised.

If you completely lost control of the account and can no longer sign in by ay means, I suggest contacting customer support:

https://support.xbox.com/contact-us

No, they absolutely do not. Contact the FTC for fraud as the XBLET are fraud

Having the same problem.

W8.1x64,

Acer Iconia W700,

From the very beginning,

Valid bingos are not scored. In fact, in my case: my bingos are counted in the end of game reward; they are reported in list of all bingos to the left of the screen during a game; but they produce not a "Bingo" happy picture, but a red cross and 10s delay
as if there was no bingos on field. Auto-bingo also does not seem to work (not sure in this point, as soon as I can't say what is normal behavior, but no "Bingo" picture also).

XBox connection is established, Facebook is not used.

To clarify, playing the games is not fraud.

Trying to access the account would be considered fraud.