I dont know what blocked mean on notification and how long it last from enforcement action...

Hi, I hope you're doing great out there. I am an Independent advisor and I am here to help you with your concern.

I apologize, but just a friendly reminder that for enforcement action there is a dedicated team that handles them which is the enforcement team. There is no direct contact with them, only by reporting and filing a case review.

To help you, I would recommend signing in to https://enforcement.xbox.com to get more details along with checking if you're eligible to file a case review.

There appears to be an issue that has been happening lately. It appears that if an enforcement action was extended then there may be no additional notification and the enforcement site does not reflect this extension. The only way to currently find out if
an enforcement action was extended is to contact Xbox support.

It is possible that a console suspension could have been issued to prevent an alternate account being used to bypass an enforcement action.

When I call Xbox support they take me to the enforcement website and when I go there it's hopeless. What is a console suspension and how long does that last?

In those situations just report the other people and block them. It doesn't matter how a situation starts. If you respond in a way that violates the code of conduct, you will be punished. This is per the rules you agreed to.

The enforcement team rarely sends any notifications when they do take action on someone you report, but it doesn't mean they aren't looking into it and taken action.

If you cant be bothered to read my entire posting then dont tell me what I agreed to as Im already aware, and that is not the issue, blocking one persons account is no longer the end all to abusive spam if someone can keep switching accounts to continue harassing,
but thanks for the universal xbl response

In situations like that, report and block instead of responding. As long as you reported them, the enforcement team will take the appropriate action as well. Just because they may not have received an enforcement action the same time you did, it doesn't mean they won't.

In those situations just report the other people and block them. It doesn't matter how a situation starts. If you respond in a way that violates the code of conduct, you will be punished. This is per the rules you agreed to.

The enforcement team rarely sends any notifications when they do take action on someone you report, but it doesn't mean they aren't looking into it and taken action.