Dear xbox enforcment worker, I have a question about my rep

The enforcement team does not use the forums and it is not possible to contact them concerning rep. To find out more about how the rep system works and how to fix your rep, read this.

The enforcement forums were closed as from Aug 17th.

They've re opened the xbox one enforcement forums just for enquiries about peoples rep.

They have to investigate your question before replying so you wont get an instant answer.

Im not saying im an Official "Xbox Worker" or an "Enforcement Employee" Clearly says Enforcement united and of Course im Bragging about because im able to have the opportunity not like a lot of other people have So please stop Flaming on me.

Your rep has nothing to do with an enforcement act. An enforcement act is decided by XBLPET if you breach the Code of Conduct while your gamer rep is decided by the rating of your online behaviour by other gamers.

To get out of a bad rep you should play as many coop games as you can with a large pool of gamers. Keep it clean and avoid smack talk to get back to normal rep.

the problem is that I can't play any xbox live coop game because of that, so my question is how can I get out of a bad rep if my own rep doesnt allow me to play none xbox live games ???

This is a serious problem.

I’m reporting this practice of Microsoft Enforcement to the BBB. I believe it is likely disgruntled Microsoft Enforcement workers searching for people they encounter on social media. They find the gamer tag of people they encounter on social media and file a wrongful suspension.

That’s the only rational reason for all of these wrongful suspensions. If it’s not Microsoft Enforcement workers deliberately suspending users - its faulty detection software.

It’s not far fetched to believe a Microsoft Enforcement worker sees a post on Twitter they disagree with, if that user has any media that can help the employee discover their gamer tag that’s all the worker needs to find a screenshot and tag for breach of community guidelines.

It’s petty behavior - because I have the screenshot that I was suspended for (see my first post) and there is nothing offensive about it - it’s just an ordinary screenshot of gameplay. I don’t engage in any behavior that would warrant a suspension.

I don’t play online or chat with anyone ever nor do I have a desire to, which is why I believe the Microsoft Enforcement employee targeted me from social media. They discovered my gamer tag and since I only take screenshots - they chose a random screenshot for the baseless suspension of my account.