Unreasonable suspension

Sword Style, I don't believe it is anything like "lip service" or the like. It's simply due to following a set of Rules that everyone Agreed to. If someone does not Agree, click the "Do not Agree" Button and simply refrain from
using the Service. It's about integrity and nothing else.

Why should anyone User be allowed to break the rules when other cannot?

I agree, a permanent suspension for a modded avatar is extreme and petty. Especially for a little kid who doesn't know any better and just thinks he's making his avatar look funny. I mean honestly, how many 10 year olds do you really think read through the
terms of service agreement? A week without party chat with his friends and I assure you, he will have learned his lesson. Policy or not, suspensions like this are the poor judgement of a single individual. It's not like someone would have gotten fired and
been unable to feed their children if the suspension was a week instead of a lifetime

For account suspensions you need to post on this part of the forum
CLICK HERE.

It is the only place the people who can answer your question will see it. Remember to provide the gamertag in question when you do so.

Essentially though any changes to the Avatar that require a PC program will get you banned until 9999. This means you lose everything connected to that account like remaining Gold time, Microsoft points and DLC.

If the account you are posting from is a different one then you can also expect a ban on this one due to the colour of your avatar.

Modifying your avatar using third-party software breaks the following from the

Code of Conduct: "Don’t make unauthorized modifications to your account profile or its contents." If you would like a response from a member of the Xbox LIVE Policy Enforcement Team, then post in the following forum:

http://forums.xbox.com/xbox_forums/xbox_support/f/41.aspx

[quote user="Sword StyIe"]

I agree, a permanent suspension for a modded avatar is extreme and petty. Especially for a little kid who doesn't know any better and just thinks he's making his avatar look funny. I mean honestly, how many 10 year olds do you really think read through the
terms of service agreement? A week without party chat with his friends and I assure you, he will have learned his lesson. Policy or not, suspensions like this are the poor judgement of a single individual. It's not like someone would have gotten fired and
been unable to feed their children if the suspension was a week instead of a lifetime

[/quote]Modding is modding. Any form should warrent a perma-ban. Those would teach a better lesson than a week long ban anytime.