Losing money to xbox subscription

VentiNature · Jan 10, 2021

I had subscribed for the Xbox game pass (the one I had was about 3 months). After a while, the school had started, and I had completely forgotten about it until recently when my money was suddenly taken, and I realized that the only place where the money
could've gone was from the Xbox game pass subscription. Unfortunately, I have no access to that account, but I have all my credit card information. When I try to take back my account using the account recovery system, it says that even my credit card information
isn't enough? I created that quickly and had forgotten many things that I wrote there, which I regret deeply. So is there any way to cancel that account and get a refund? This was yesterday, so I should be able to get a refund, I hope.

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dempup

Hi VentiNature.

Thank you for reaching out to the forum. Sorry to hear that you are having issues. If you are not able to
recover your account to get access, you have to reach out to
support.xbox.com to get the issue resolved.

The JokerZS

Not, Here It says I have no active subscriptions, but now, I'll Lose My Money and My Subscription?

Azrael008uk

The average XBox LIVE subscription is £39.99 if you pay full price in the UK.

Now how many people have an XBox LIVE subscription?

When you do the the math, statements like:

[quote user="rookie tha vet"]

well xbox doesn't make money for it's parent company. In fact xbox loses money for M$.

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... simply don't add up.

Az

Daft Badger

How would losing the subscription money from about 50 million people make them more money ?

You do realise that most of the money from dlc goes to the games publishers/developers & not Microsoft?

NonSportsGirl

I'm willing to bet that Party Chat is going to remain a Gold exclusive feature.

As much as Microsoft are trying to woo the PC gamer, they also know that the Xbox gamer makes them a lot of money via the Gold subscription. There's no way they want to risk losing that money.

Losing money to xbox subscription