Im trying to get Minecraft but its saying that there is an error in my address

Hi, mouse boy.

Thank you for posting in the Microsoft Community.



From your description, I understand that you are prompted with an address problem when trying to purchase Minecraft. I understand your confusion about this problem.



Have you traveled to other regions recently or changed the original region of your account?



As a member of the Microsoft Community, the only advice I can give you is to check the region settings of your account and the region settings of your Xbox.

Update your Microsoft account if you’re moving to a new country or region | Xbox Support



Other than that, I think you need to contact Xbox Support and report your problem to them and ask for their help, report your problem to them and ask them to investigate.

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Im a PC, GFWL user, so thats the only way where i can try to add CC i think, but when i trying to add my CC its start loading and nothing happens. I just getting an Error and a Try again later message without any Error code. My address is fine.

even if i add numbers on the end it still says that the gamer tag isnt allowed.

It might be that since there is a Muppet character with that name, and "Fozzie Bear" is a trademark by Henson Associates, that Microsoft is forced to block Gamertags that relate to trademark names.

If the system tells you that a name is not allowed, you have no choice but to choose a different one.

You can check to see if the name you want has already been selected by another Xbox Live User. Maybe try adding a few numbers to the end of it, like the year you were born or something.

If you have already chosen your own Gamertag once, you'll need to pay Microsoft a fee to change it again.