For an online service as popular as Xbox Live, you can imagine that a fair number of accounts require a little monitoring. The internet is, after all, an interesting place full of interesting people. If you are subject to a ban or suspension of your Xbox Live account, you are, of course, always entitled to appeal the decision.
In a report via Kotaku though, some of the responses below do beggar belief a little.
It’s generally a good rule of thumb to not air your political views on your gaming account. Particularly if they’re a little… colourful!
We again see another gamertag issue here. Alas, the user in question seemed to think that the issue was with the numerals rather than the letters.
When you don’t know why you’ve been suspended, then when you’re told, can’t see the problem!
In fairness, I’m struggling to think of many bad words this user missed out in their profile.
One user took to complain about being suspended twice in the same week. This is clearly an error by the admins and nothing to do with their completely innocent gamertag.
You do have to appreciate the attempt at bringing Freedom of Speech into an Xbox ban. Shame it didn’t quite work for this user.
Finally, we’ll end on a game of Uno that clearly, for the other players, turned into a game of ‘oh-no’.
What’s the weirdest conversation you’ve ever seen surrounding an account suspension? – Let us know in the comments!
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