Suspended Xbox Live Gold Subcription

So I have been informed that if I have a past due balance on my Xbox live membership my profile goes into a suspension of sorts, that basically will prevent me using my already paid applications examples Netflix, Hulu Amazon Video.... so is this true or
is it gibberish?

I know this use to happen on the Xbox 360 but does this happen on Xbox One? Can I get a link or some solid evidence to prove this?

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Xbox One Saying I don't have gold membership.

hi, sorry mister cerb the troubleshooting stebs that you have suppled has not helped me, it still says that i have to have a gold live subcription, when it goes to subcription page , it says : looks like you are ready to go, it then returns to game and says
this profile is not allowed to play on xbox live.....my gold subcription ends 17-9-2014 . it is the gold live trail offer..........simon

 

Can't play free games with my game pass

Hey there

about free games, you mean about the games with gold? Because related to these games you will need the subcription to xbox live gold and not the xbox game pass!

tell us more about the problem

 

Hello!

You don't need an Xbox Live Gold membership in order to use Netflix, Hulu, etc. However, As far as I'm aware you won't be able to make any digital purchases such as buying any games or subscriptions, using prepaid gift cards, etc. You would either need to
pay the balance with a credit card or paypal, or contact support to resolve it.

 

I like that this is getting some views... but no replies.

 

does this prove that this is a myth?

 

Hi ScoldingMantis8!

Thanks for reaching out to us! When it comes to having a past due balance on a subscription to Xbox Live, it does suspend the account if the balance is not paid. This would prevent the use of Xbox Live for any access to multiplayer gaming but does not prevent
the use of apps like Netflix, Hulu, etc on an Xbox One or an Xbox 360 as you solely need internet connection and have an active subscription for those services.

I hope this clears the issue up for you!

 

Thanks so much for that clarification Amber!

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