KMA MICROSOFT

Please crrate a case review, someone from the Xbox Enforcement team will review the case. https://enforcement.xbox.com/en-ca/home/howTo#sub-topic0-6

Don't respond to those kind of messages.

Block and report the persons that send you those messages.

Your account here (kma demo team31) shows up as golden. Is that the account you use to play on Xbox? If yes, knokw that the Xbox doesn't constantly update your membership status. Gold membership status is only checked during signin of your Gamertag.

In rare cases, you need to re download your Gamertag to the console, by going to the Guide Menu, (pressing X, if there is a Gamertag already signed in) and then using the "Download Profile" option.

Let the console download your profile, and you should be golden.

If however your Gamertag on the Console is NOT "kma demo team31", then you accidentally booked gold to a wrong Live ID, in which case you need to contact the official

phone support.

KMA iiBEAST,

How are you my friend? What you want to do is MAC spoofing. Its where you take your laptop or desktop computer and go into the internet properties where you have your wifi set up.

What your gonna go is get your MAC address settings, your IP address settings and your DNS settings off your internet properties.

Here is a page to help you with that
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Hello Thrawn kma,

Greetings!



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