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Subjectxbox live crap... Reply to this message
Posted byjopezu
Posted on02/27/09 08:18 AM



do xbox live account expire or auto-corrupt after 3 months of non-use? that's about the summary of what i heard thru the indian accent on the phone last night.

i let my gold membership go to silver in ~october2008, and i went to re-enable it, but i couldn't connect. after fighting with it for 2 hours, i called M$ and this is basically the answer i got. it would let me connect to xbox live, but not do any account management via the console. so i pretty much had to delete my profile (losing all saved shit, etc) and create a new profile.


fucking sucks.





SubjectRe: xbox live crap... new Reply to this message
Posted byskydoune
Posted on02/27/09 08:55 AM



Major Nelson Explains Issues with Dormant Live ID’s and Gamertags
>> From majornelson.com:

In reply to:


I want to take a moment to talk about Windows LIVE ID's and Gamertags. Recently, there have been a few stories about Gamertags becoming unrecoverable. I want to set the record straight, and let you know what is going on, and what we're doing about it.

What happens:
In the rare case that you DO NOT sign in to Xbox.com or another website that uses Windows LIVE ID (like Hotmail) it is possible that your Windows LIVE ID expires (goes dormant.)
An Xbox LIVE Gamertag is unrecoverable from the system only when the associated Windows Live ID has become dormant and the Gamertag has been deleted from all Xbox 360 consoles.

Members with dormant Windows Live IDs can continue to enjoy the benefits of their Xbox LIVE Gamertags on their Xbox 360 consoles, including earning Achievements; however, they will not be able to use their expired Windows Live IDs for activities such as account management on Xbox.com.

It is important to note that an Xbox LIVE Gamertag is unrecoverable from the system only when the associated Windows Live ID has become dormant and the Gamertag has been deleted from all Xbox 360 consoles.
What you can do to prevent having any problems:
We recommend that people log into their Windows Live ID on Xbox.com or Xbox LIVE Marketplace on the Web at least once every four months.

What we're doing:
We are actively working on an update that will allow you to link your Gamertag to a new Windows Live ID if one becomes dormant.

If anyone should have an issue regarding their Xbox 360 or Xbox LIVE account should visit xbox.com/support so we can assist you.






SubjectRe: xbox live crap... new Reply to this message
Posted byjopezu
Posted on02/27/09 11:26 AM




> We recommend that people log into their Windows Live ID on Xbox.com or Xbox LIVE
> Marketplace on the Web at least once every four months.


there's the part that fucked me.... ON THE WEB

i logged in to xbox live and the marketplace via the console. oh well, i'm just gonna learn to live as jopezu1978 on xboxlive.


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Subjectjust so i understand... new Reply to this message
Posted byjopezu
Posted on02/27/09 11:31 AM



xbox live id = windows live id = xbox live id = windows live id = xbox live id = windows live id = xbox live id = windows live id = xbox live id = windows live id


right?





SubjectI think so yes new Reply to this message
Posted byskydoune
Posted on03/01/09 07:45 PM



you registered on xbox live with an hotmail account after all eh




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