i PURCHASED UCF 5 ON MICROSOFT USING MY E MAIL ADDRESS, CAN I GIVE THE AUTHORIZATION CODE...

Hi Elizabeth, my name is Rodrigo.

If you purchased the game from your account, it will be tier to it.

To purchase content from the Store, you need an account.

If you plan on gifting the game, you can purchase an XBOX gift card at the same value and gift it instead.

The person who receives it can redeem it on their account, get the funds, and purchase.

Please, take a look here for more information: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/xbox-gift-card-digital-code/cfq7ttc0k63h

When Minecraft stopped working, I used my Microsoft account. And this issue happened after I changed my main alias from E-Mail 2 to E-Mail 1. I can play Minecraft if I log in with my E-Mail 2.

I purchased Minecraft on my Mojang account before the migration, but I don't use my mojang account and that Microsoft account that was migrated to.

With my Mojang account (E-Mail 1) migrated to Microsoft account (E-Mail 4) I bad the Java Edition. With my first Microsoft account (E-Mail 1, now 3) I had Minecraft Bedrock Edition. And with the other MIcrosoft account (E-Mail 2, now 1) I have both Java and Bedrock.

I purchased Minecraft Bedrock Edition on my Microsoft Account (E-Mail 1, now 3) from the Microsoft Store and I purchased Minecraft Bedrock Edition on my Microsoft account (E-Mail 2, now 1) from the Microsoft Store but the Java Edition I purchased from minecraft.net. On my Mojang account (E-Mail 1, now migrated to Microsoft Account with E-Mail 3) I bought Minecraft Java from minecraft.net.

I have changed both my Microsoft e-mail and password because my e-mail was for an old e-mail address that was no longer used. And I have set up proofs already; I see them on my Microsoft account on their website.

You inadvertently created two accounts. I see this happen to people all the time. Follow these steps:

1) Go to http://www.account.live.com

2) Sign-In with the old email address and password that you had previously for your gamertag.

3) Click the link underneath your primary alias that says "add or change alias".

4) Add or Create a new e-mail address for the account.

5) Set the new e-mail address as primary once you verify it.

***Note: You will not be able to use the NEW email that you created because it is an outlook.com e-mail. Typically, you can remove the new e-mail address from the new account and add it to the old account, however, removing a Microsoft e-mail address as
the primary e-mail alias on a Microsoft Account will disable that e-mail address.***

If you experience any issues or road blocks let us know and we will try to navigate you thru potential issues.

I added it using a pre-paid card with the code on it and the thing is I couldn't access my e-mail address inbox that was original tied to this account so I have only switched to one that works recently, meaning that if I did receive an e-mail before i switched
my e-mail address then I won't be able to get the message.