Xbox Live account has been subject to enforcement action due to a violation even though I've ...

Your rep has nothing to do with an enforcement act. To check your suspension go here:

https://enforcement.xbox.com/Enforcement/ShowEnforcements

If you are eligible for a case review:

https://enforcement.xbox.com/home/howto#sub-topic0-6

You should have received an email from the xbox enforcement team letting you know how long the suspension is for.

Normally what happens is that your profile was reported by another player that your profile violated the code of conduct which can be found here https://enforcement.xbox.com/en-US/home/codeofconduct and when the enforcement team investigated the report they
found that their was a violation and suspended the account.

You can also sign in with the account that has the suspension on it at enforcement.xbox.com and it will show a page with an orange hammer in one of the boxes that you can click on and it will show you your enforcement history including how long the current
suspension is for.

If the suspension is eligible for a case review when you click on it you will have a link that will give you a chance to apply for a review. The enforcement team will then reinvestigate your case and determine if they can lift the suspension sooner.

This is the only way that the suspension will be lifted sooner is by going through the case review process.

The enforcement team is the only people that can put a suspension on the account and lift it off sooner.

They do not follow these forums nor do they have any other way of being contacted other then through their website.

I received a email saying my Xbox Live account has been subject to enforcement action due to a violation of the Microsoft Services Agreement.

i understand that some people may view him as a controversial political figure but its the fact that he is not. And to say its to do with him being in the military is bogus as look at all the games about war and military’s on xbox

ive looked at the email and it says i can look at the enforcement history but it says there's no way to get an answer or help:

This message is to notify you that your Xbox Live account has been subject to enforcement action due to a violation of the Microsoft Services Agreement.

This notification has been sent to your Xbox Live account and the email address associated with your Microsoft Account. For additional information please visit enforcement.xbox.com.

This violation was brought to the attention of the Xbox Live Policy & Enforcement Team through complaints filed by other Xbox Live players or in the course of our operation of the service. After reviewing any complaints and other available evidence, the
Xbox Live Policy & Enforcement Team determined that a violation of the Microsoft Services Agreement occurred and enacted the appropriate enforcement.

By visiting enforcement.xbox.com, you can:

• View your enforcement history
• Learn why violations of the Microsoft Services Agreement harm the Xbox Live service and community
• Learn how to Stay Safe on xbox live and avoid future violations
• Learn how your enforcement affects your account on Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Xbox on Windows

Note: Customer Support is not able to modify or provide any further details about your enforcement. Additionally, the duration of your enforcement and impacted Xbox Live features are subject to change without prior notice by the Xbox Live
Policy & Enforcement Team if we discover additional evidence of violations. For the most up-to-date information about this action, log in to enforcement.xbox.com with your Microsoft
Account and view your enforcement history.

Thank you,

Xbox Live Policy & Enforcement Team

This is an example of how something like this could happen. While thinking it is for the same incident.

This is not necessarily what happened to you this is just and EXAMPLE.

You send message 1 to someone that violated the code of conduct.

Since this message violated the code of conduct it would be subject to an enforcement action.

They send a message back to you and report the first message.

You then send message 2 back to this person this message also violated the code of conduct in some way.

The receiver of this message then reports this message as a violation of the code of conduct.

This 2nd message then is subject to a second enforcement action.

Even though this was in the same conversation these were still 2 different violations of the code of conduct and each one would be subject to its own enforcement action.