Gamertag Forced Changed

LovelyColt19612 · Jul 27, 2014

The fact this happened right after I payed for another month suggests this is not all about "Terms of Use"... it's about money also

StefanNeubauer · Jul 27, 2014

although gamertag characters are limited and there would be no way to enter it completly, no excuses wont Change the fact that mathfreak when shortened the way you did it resembles bad language.

LovelyColt19612 · Jul 27, 2014

If you see something else... isn't that On YOU?

ngocphi · Jul 27, 2014

Nope it's all about your name

Don't use commonly used abbreviations that violate the terms of use no matte how you try to justify it your name must be rated E for everyone regardless how you try and hide the use of the abbreviation it is how people perceiives it that is important

Your name and bio must be rated E for everyone at all times

LovelyColt19612 · Jul 27, 2014

Why did it cost me $10 because your mind is in the gutter?

LovelyColt19612 · Jul 27, 2014

Maybe you should put more math in your heads instead of the other thing

StefanNeubauer · Jul 27, 2014

you obviously are a smart guy, so you understand following

Profane words or phrases

Any “sound-alike” or “lookalike” words, phrases, or puns that reference these topics

Your name must be rated E at all times and hiding it by replacing or removing letters does not hide the Violation.

you agreed to it, you violated it, you have recieved a Name Change

ngocphi · Oct 31, 2018

It's because you are hiding and justify a obvious violation of the terms of use

Do you not understand that abbreviation if anyone can see the violation then it isn't just me but it is you trying to hide something that is obvious

Math freak would not be censored

It will cost you every time you violate the terms of use

Also multiple force name changes will only result in the perm suspension of your account

So i wouldnt test the terms of use

It does not matter how you justify the abbreviation if everyone sees the violation then no justification will make it a non violation as it is how people see it not how you pretend to justify it with somethting so obscure

Klokkwork

The Xbox Policy Enforcement Team only issues forced Gamertag changes to Gamertags that violate the ToU and Code of Conduct. When a Forced Gamertag Change is issued, your Gamertag is converted to a randomly generated tag. I'd recommend just gathering up
the $9.99 and paying for a change, since your Gamertag does not seem to be in violation of the rules, and I do not foresee a Forced Gamertag Change being issued for it.

DrifterX22

I received a forced Gamertag change. Can XBLPET let me choose a new Gamertag for free?
Some rumors give the impression that XBLPET will provide a free Gamertag change to accounts that have received a forced Gamertag change. This is not the case.

In the past, a forced Gamertag change gave users the opportunity to change the offending Gamertag free of charge. Unfortunately, this gesture was prone to abuse, and many people simply chose new, equally offensive Gamertags. As a result,
the Gamertag enforcement process changed. A forced Gamertag change now automatically assigns a new Gamertag to the account, much in the same way a system-generated Gamertag is provided when you first sign up for Xbox Live.

If a player is unhappy with the assigned Gamertag and wishes to change it, he or she may purchase a new Gamertag through the

standard Gamertag change process.

EggsBoxJuan

Hi, forced gamertag changes are only imposed under certain circumstances. Having your personal info, name etc isn't recommended but also isn't against the terms of use or code of conduct.

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support.xbox.com/.../forced-gamertag-change

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The link above explains about forced gamertag changes and what circumstances they are imposed. Other than that you're looking at paying for the change I suspect. The link below explains the gamertag change process in detail.

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support.xbox.com/.../change-xbox-live-gamertag

PeteAshby

If you were forced to change the gamertag, it would have been forced by the Product Enforcement Team. If the gamertag was reported as being offencive, and the PET decided that it was, then the gamertag is forced to change. Chances of getting the old gamertag
back is slim to none, as once a gamertag is used, it remains unavailable for something like 5 or 7 years. Plus, there is a good chance that, even if you were able to change it back, that the PET would simply force you to change it again. And beyond that, the
more you are forced to change your gamertag for ToU violations, the more chance you have of getting suspended. I would just chalk the old gamertag up as gone, and go from there.

Hope this helps!

Fl0ydPinkert0n

Possibly a forced gamertag change?

Forced Gamertag Changes

When a forced Gamertag change is imposed, the system automatically assigns a new Gamertag to the affected account, much in the same way a system-generated Gamertag is provided when you first sign up for Xbox Live.

If a player is unhappy with the assigned Gamertag and wishes to change it, he or she may purchase a new Gamertag through the standard Gamertag change process. However, the Gamertag that received the forced change will remain unobtainable.

A forced Gamertag change may be issued if a Gamertag visually resembles, sound likes, represents, hints at, abbreviates, or otherwise insinuates any of the following:

Profane words or phrases
Topics or content of a sexual nature
Hate speech
Controversial religious topics
Notorious people or organizations
Sensitive current or historical events

https://enforcement.xbox.com/en-US/home/howto#sub-topic0-2

Gamertag Forced Changed