I just payed $9.99 to change my classic gamertag, but it remains the same?

Your classic gamertag doesn't cost. money to update it's your new gamertag that costs money

It.Only works.when games.that can't use the new characters like older games

Hi,

don't worry it sometimes needs some time until it's in the system.

At my last change it changed my Gt back- and forward several times or both were shown.

Patience should fix it.

"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."

this isn't fair, because the name wasn't offensive & just because someone got mad over nothing... Now i have to pay 9.99

I'm trying to change my classic gamertag which is the one you see in games. My classic gamertag got changed and my Xbox One and Xbox App gamertag stayed the same (the Xbox One gamertag is the ones they added with the new gamertag system).

My Xbox One gamertag is different to my in-game gamertag and I want my classic gamertag to be changed. You can only change your classic gamertag on the Xbox One console, I have tried using the other ways and you can only change your Xbox Gamertag, not your
classic gamertag.

The reason I want to change my classic gamertag is that the classic gamertag can be fifteen characters and the Xbox One gamertag can only be 12 characters. If I use the other ways to change my gamertag it limits me to 12 characters and sets both my gamertags
to that.

"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."

this isn't fair, because the name wasn't offensive & just because someone got mad over nothing... Now i have to pay 9.99

They don't necessarily have to be offensive. They just have to violate the code of conduct, which yours did. Per the code of conduct you agreed to, if they violate the terms you are given a randomly generated tag.