Getting Threats

Yes all you can do is File A Complaint/report. Then hope MS gives him a warning or temp ban for a few days. If that person does this often enough and many file reports, that person can lose his account/banned for life!

Calling out gamertags is not allowed on the forums.

The only way to report someone is via your console,it can't be done on the forums.

In future it's best to start your own thread as this one is over a year old

I was just threatened and so was Microsoft.....its in my messages...they said they will "fry my modem" and crash Microsoft network and steal my money....LMAO....[Mod Removed]......I caught them using invisible glitch told them I was reporting
them and they decided to send me really nasty messages.....LMAO Microsoft be warned.....they are mad as hell I reported them lolololololololololol

And Enforcement team they said they were reporting me for mods or whatever feel free to check my stuff I don't do any of that crap....I know there just threats but just letting you know....I have nothing to hide.....ive never done anything other than post
names of known hackers/cheaters....

Hello,

No one can "hack" you on Xbox LIVE. People make these threats all the time, and they are baseless moronic threats that end up getting their accounts suspended. If anyone is threatening you in such a way, simply
file a complaint against them and that's the end of it. If they send you messages, make sure to
block communications against them as well.

If you're really scared about your account being compromised here's some tips that you should always go with:

Make sure to never use the same password on more than 1 site. This means that if you're using the same password on all of your logins and another website is compromised and passwords are taken, it's likely that the people who compromised the site will attempt
to use that same login information on many websites (including Xbox.com).

If possible for your e-mail provider you should have 2-Step Authentication. I know that Gmail has this ability, Yahoo does as well, and as do Outlook accounts. That is an awesome line of defense against someone trying to break into your account.

You should also make sure that your security proofs are up to date by visiting this page
here.

You can always find more information on how to keep your account safe from people looking to compromise it by visiting the Microsoft Security site and going over their checklist as well. You can find it
here.