security after selling second hand

CoffeeDisc23728 · Nov 27, 2016

we have sold our 360, but was wondering if there are any information that i need to delete from it. or is it ok to sell on as is?

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Miss Ghidorah · Nov 27, 2016

Second Hand

Hey there,

Sorry to hear about any frustration this may have caused. Regarding your disc issues, have you checked out the troubleshooting article for

manually ejecting a disc? Additionally, there's another article for
general disc problems for the Xbox One to help you out.

We're unable to speculate why you don't have a "new" replacement here on the forums, but you're always free to reach out to
phone or chat support for further information.

Hopefully the disc problems won't occur for your replacement.

DogsBody48 · Nov 27, 2016

Second Hand

Sept 2016 New Xbox1. Disc Jammed. Unable to eject manually. Customer service, Repair or Replace. Replaced as it only took 4 days. Replacement not fit for service, overheating. Customer service, replacement please. On checking serial numbers it was obvious
that these replacements were used units. This was confirmed by Microsoft EU that all units sent out as replacement where refurbs. NOT GOOD ENOUGH. Contacted Microsoft EU, very poor response apart from confirming no new xbox1 were sent out as replacement.
NOT GOOD ENOUGH. Wrote to CEO Microsoft USA, NO RESPONSE. If I had know that I would get a second hand Xbox as a replacement then I would have gone for the repair option. Seriously considering UK Trading Standards. The replacement works fine, but just
how old is it? The point being that my original was less that 2 months old and I would like a NEW replacement.

ngocphi · Nov 27, 2016

you factory reset it or format the drive using the in console tooltool do not use a pc or anything else just the console

Nothing should be on the console

ngocphi

you factory reset it or format the drive using the in console tooltool do not use a pc or anything else just the console

Nothing should be on the console

Miss Ghidorah

Hey there,

Sorry to hear about any frustration this may have caused. Regarding your disc issues, have you checked out the troubleshooting article for

manually ejecting a disc? Additionally, there's another article for
general disc problems for the Xbox One to help you out.

We're unable to speculate why you don't have a "new" replacement here on the forums, but you're always free to reach out to
phone or chat support for further information.

Hopefully the disc problems won't occur for your replacement.

Zvonareva

As much as people say "it wont affect them cause they dont buy second hand games", you are still stuck with all the games you do purchase. I mean, i have no room to stock every game that i buy, which is why i sell them
after i am done with them. If you take away the second hand market, your only option is to bin the game after you have finished with it. That would just be bonkers!

ocelot20

If you live in the UK CEX sell them for £20 (second hand).

https://uk.webuy.com/product.php?sku=SXB1OFFKIN2#.U9EoSLGzkp0

Jeroen T.

I'm out. If you buy more than 20 games a year being able to sell them helps in covering cost and making room. Where the hell is a person to place all those games, I don't live in a big mansion so I sell what I don't need.

Second, it's a comsumer right to sell second hand goods. If it's cars, clothes, furniture,... when you sell secondhand you don(t have to pay the company a second time.

The problem are official stores making profit selling second hand games. This shoud be forbidding!! But from comsumer to comsumer is not the problem.

There's a group of people who buy secondhand games, who won't buy new games anyway. Or they buy 3 games a year. By destroying the second hand market you will only hurt the gamers who buy alot of games and i the end the sales may end up lower.

My advice, stop stores from selling used games. The don't give you much money and sell high.

Same reason why I don't buy digital content.

security after selling second hand