Continuous harassment.

Hi,

Since 28/05/18 I started receiving messages after I beat someone on UFC 3. I replied, and since then I have received messages daily from the account ([Mod Removed]) after reporting
[Mod Removed], and assuming this person received a communication ban. I started receiving messages from the same person, but under a different account ([Mod Removed]) it is the same person, and I receive messages every time I play ragingdinosaur.

I also receive messages from him after I play two Twitch streamers he watches and the contents of his messages from both accounts relate to these Twitch streamers. The messages have been so prolonged and despite me reporting him, blocking him and even telling
him to go away and stop messaging me. He still messages me. I do not want communication from him and have told him that, however the harassment persists. It has become so persistent, that I have had to go to this effort in order to stop the harassment. His
messages are provocative and unwelcome.

The accounts I want Xbox live support to look into are:

[Mod Removed]

As you can see from my inbox, there is hundreds of provocative messages from these accounts which belong to the same person.

:)

 

WTF IS THIS!?

"Aftermath" quest from the College questline.

It's continuous, like "The Dark Brotherhood Forever" continuous questline.

 

Continuous disconnects

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If you haven't done so already you would need to file complaints on them via the console in order for the enforcement team to investigate them. They do not use the forums and calling out other gamers is not allowed on the forums.

 

I have reported this person via console and they continued to message me from a new account they have made.

 

Block another player on Xbox Live
Blocking another player prevents you from receiving the player’s messages, game invites, and party invites. It also prevents the affected player from seeing your online activity, and, if applicable, removes the player from your friends list. To block another
player on Xbox Live:

1. Double-tap the Xbox button on your controller to bring up the guide, or say
   "Xbox, go to Friends" and select the Gamertag that you wish to mute. If the player is not a friend, select
   Recent players from the drop-down menu or select Find someone and enter the player’s Gamertag.
2. From the player's profile card, select Block.

You can also block a player after receiving an offensive or inappropriate message. To block a player through the Message app:

1. Double-tap the Xbox button on your controller to bring up the guide and navigate to
   Messages, or say "Xbox, go to messages."
2. Select the message conversation from the player you wish to block.
3. Select More.
4. Select View profile card.
5. Select Block.

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