Evidently an issue with my account?

Hello vulgarcfh77,

There is currently an internal issue with the data stored for your account which is preventing a deposit. Our deposit process cannot correctly determine the primary billable account to deposit into for your Microsoft Account, and thus aborts the process.
This is an issue that we are working on resolving with another team since we are not able to fully access the database containing billable account information. While they have been able to provide fixed deposits at certain deposit dates, at the moment we
have not received an estimate on when this problem will be fully resolved. We apologize for the inconvenience.

The current issue is that it is not clear whether the rules have been violated, as there is no evidence to prove the violation. In this situation, no one knows why their account is banned! What did my account do? Why? Why is it not prohibited for 3 days, 7 days, and 15 days in the options? Directly permanently prohibited?

Make sure you sign in with the Microsoft Account email of the account that got the suspension on the Enforcement Website at
https://enforcement.xbox.com .

After signing in, you should see a yellow/orange tile with a hammer on it.

Click on that tile and you should see a list of suspensions for your account.

After 24 hours from the start of the suspension, you can then try to file a case review for that suspension.

When you have the chance to have them review the case, do NOT waste your chance by telling them "I did nothing".

Every time someone sends in a report, the consoles involved will collect data and telemetry and send that in along with the report. So the actual human being at the Enforcement team has some evidence to work with to help them decide if the Code of Conduct
and Terms of Use had been violated or not.

If the evidence provided hints at a breach of those rules, they issue the suspension. So they DO have had some evidence that caused them to issue that suspension.

If you still think that the suspension is unjustified, you should explain how the evidence could have been misinterpreted and that their decision to suspend you was incorrect due to misleading evidence.

Also explain how that evidence could be misunderstood.

Turns out it was evidently purchased on one of my siblings accounts, and I was misled, but everythings good now. Thanks a bunch!

No. The enforcement team would investigate and if they don't see evidence of what is mentioned in the report, they won't issue a suspension. If they do see evidence of what was mentioned, or something else that violates the code of conduct, they will issue
a suspension.