I spent 20 dollars for 1,500,000 dollars on gta shark card. I have not received my money...

I was play gta and I had 25 dollars so I bought a 9.99$ shark card and a 4.99$shark Card and it hasn’t shown up

I want my 700k or my money back please ether is best for me

Hi Daniel, my name is Jhon and it will be a pleasure to help you.

Keep in mind the dates we are in and there will probably be few staff working and you will surely have to wait a little longer, there are already several users going through the same problems lately but if you still do not receive your money the best thing I can recommend is that you Please contact Microsoft support directly as this has something to do with payments and billing.

https://support.xbox.com/contact-us

Or if you wish to request a refund you can do so through the following alternative link

https://support.xbox.com/forms/request-a-refund

Best regarsd
Jhon

will I get my rewards and how much will I get back I spent at least 79 dollars and 98 cents I think I know I spent 79 dollars though

In this month I put in a 65 dollars in Microsoft gift card money and the rest on my credit card

I bought three shark cards for gta and still haven’t received the money on the gta account. That was pursued on the 21/11/23

Money is a sticky subject GTA V should address. As long as you can find a Modder to shoot bags of Cash at you, then why should you attempt to buy a cash card? I have played for a long time, have some $ but not 'rich', I see others with 30 mil. When business,
or purchasing a cash card, is affected by free money being given away - then the GTA V - Rockstar business model is not working, they are missing out on the purchases of cash cards due to players seeking out modders to freely give what is hard to come by,
or $. I am surprised, as a franchise that does sell money, and it is not cheap, $20 dollars US real cash was I think 1.25 million in game dollars? Here is a dilemma, do you cheat, or buy Shark Cards to be a legitimate player, Hmm. This is a worrisome question
for a poor gamer given the chance to bypass the game's main theme, rob, steal, to get rich. But not in real life, just in the game.