Regarding gamertag "City".

I write to you today (enforcement team), regarding a simple matter - Me supporting my brand and i feel that i need this inactive gamertag to do so. the gamertag is "city" and it was inactive for awhile and believed to be used for a partner service not even
xbox itself. it would be great if the account could be freed up for a member like me who pays monthly for the service and would of course pay to change my gamertag to the now freed up one.

Sincerely,

Tyler

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Why is games on demand so expensive when using microsoft points system on the same hard drive?

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Okay thanks everyone for your support regarding Microsoft points and game on demand advice.Is this a very clean gamertag?

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What's a "clean gamertag"?

 

Favorite "Big" City / "Small" City

I like the look of Markarth but I first entered it at night and everything was so unpleasant there that I'm not sure I'll ever get past it. I like Whiterun for many reasons not least is its convenience. Rather like Anvil in Oblivion. Both are open, airy
and convenient for services. I haven't really got a favorite small town. For convenience Riverwood works but some of the others have their charms.

 

This is the official word (the original poster is an Xbox Support staff member) on inactive gamertags.

http://forums.xbox.com/xbox_forums/xbox_support/xbox_360_support/f/12/t/1988157.aspx

 

It's also worth remembering that just because a Microsoft account isn't being used on the Xbox, doesn't mean it isn't being used on other services or as a Windows logon.

Why should someone lose part of their account just because you want it.

 

Dear OP, I feel I need it more then you do.