Mistakenly put into the Avoid Me reputation

Madness01 · Sep 19, 2017

Greetings Microsoft and others,

I have mistakenly been put into the avoid me reputation level by the wrong reason from other users. I have done no physical harm in a while and wanted to make it clear that I was wrongfully banned by a specific user and his friends for not cooperating in
an event on Grand Theft Auto V. I am begging on my knees to Microsoft to believe me. I have been teased and pushed by other users, and then I all of a sudden do an action that I later regret performing. Trust me, ever since I got the Xbox 360 in December of
2012 I loved that console like a little brother. Now I am here and have been incorrectly reported by the users who tease you. Please Microsoft, if you needed a good guy on your side what would you do? Please get back to me soon, thank you for your time.

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(Xbox One gamertag)

:)

Deprototype5 · Sep 19, 2017

Issue with Xbox reputation

I'm having an issue with Xbox reputation,

On the enforcement website my reputation is stated as "good player"

However, when I log into my Xbox one, the reputation still says "avoid me"

I was put into avoid me after constantly being reported on Saturday in overwatch...

Long story short, in competitive I was out against the same team at least 3-4 times and our team beat them every match.

This resulted in their whole team blocking me and my teammates so that they don't get matchmaked against us...

Cha-[xboxvenue] · Sep 19, 2017

Account Reputation

Hello, about a month ago I was put into "Avoid me" and I've played quite a bit of server based games so my reputation would climb back up, well it did today since it's a new month and now my reputation is back to a good standing but my account is still in
"Avoid me" why is this?

Smwutches · Sep 19, 2017

You can find information on how the rep system works and how to improve your rep here - Xbox Enforcement | How Do I You are the only one who can improve
your rep.

smileskybird · Sep 19, 2017

I suggest you also study the Code of Conduct too. Microsoft has standards set by themselves and their CEO and the head of Xbox, which don't allow them to punish people who are truly innocent. You must of done something wrong. I also suggest you look up in
the dictionary definitions to words pointed out in the code of conduct. Or Google definition of those words. It will define the word in a more comprehensive and thorough way and when you study it, you'll be able to much more clearly point out what you may
have done wrong. Most of it is common sense and good conscience. It's surprising how many people lack it these days.

Madness01 · Nov 1, 2018

I suggest you also study the Code of Conduct too. Microsoft has standards set by themselves and their CEO and the head of Xbox, which don't allow them to punish people who are truly innocent. You must of done something wrong. I also suggest you look up in
the dictionary definitions to words pointed out in the code of conduct. Or Google definition of those words. It will define the word in a more comprehensive and thorough way and when you study it, you'll be able to much more clearly point out what you may
have done wrong. Most of it is common sense and good conscience. It's surprising how many people lack it these days.
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Ok, thanks.

smileskybird

I suggest you also study the Code of Conduct too. Microsoft has standards set by themselves and their CEO and the head of Xbox, which don't allow them to punish people who are truly innocent. You must of done something wrong. I also suggest you look up in
the dictionary definitions to words pointed out in the code of conduct. Or Google definition of those words. It will define the word in a more comprehensive and thorough way and when you study it, you'll be able to much more clearly point out what you may
have done wrong. Most of it is common sense and good conscience. It's surprising how many people lack it these days.

Madness01

I suggest you also study the Code of Conduct too. Microsoft has standards set by themselves and their CEO and the head of Xbox, which don't allow them to punish people who are truly innocent. You must of done something wrong. I also suggest you look up in
the dictionary definitions to words pointed out in the code of conduct. Or Google definition of those words. It will define the word in a more comprehensive and thorough way and when you study it, you'll be able to much more clearly point out what you may
have done wrong. Most of it is common sense and good conscience. It's surprising how many people lack it these days.

Ok, thanks.

Smwutches

You can find information on how the rep system works and how to improve your rep here - https://enforcement.xbox.com/en-US/home/howto#sub-topic0-0 You are the only one who can improve
your rep.

Malacath

I thought those with avoid me reputations were only supposed to be put in games with others of that reputation.

If that's not the case then the reputation system might as well be discontinued

Castellus Zemi

If you are referring to the Xbox reputation system. One person would not put you to the avoid me status. If you have the avoid me status you will just need to work on your reputation. I believe it updates every month.

Mistakenly put into the Avoid Me reputation