Xbox Live Access

Why is Xbox Live not available in the U.S. Virgin Islands when you can get it in the
British Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico?

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Xbox Live Confusion?

Xbox Live is free.

You can make a Gold account, or a Silver account.

The Gold account gives you access to access to play online, along with free monthly games and weekly deals. This has a fee.

The Silver account gives you access to Xbox Live and apps, but you just can't play online or get the free games. This is free.

 

Unravel Impressions

Anyone that has an Xbox One should have EA Access. That's as automatic as having Xbox Live.

 

SecondBloom267,

As you have noticed, Xbox Live is limited to
certain countriesat the moment. If you would like to see the Xbox Live Service come that way, please create a new thread in the Xbox LIVE Wishlist/Feedback forums
so the right group of people see this request. Thank you,

 

Thank you for responding to my question. I would like to point out that the U.S. Virgin Islands is not a country. We are a U.S. territory much as is Puerto Rico, which is less than 50 miles away. Why would Microsoft offer their service in Puerto Rico
but not here, especially when they also offer their service in the British Virgin Islands, which is NOT a U.S. territory? This would be like offering their product to one of the Florida keys, but not to another. Isn´t it possible that this could have been
an oversight and that it could be fixed?