LOCKED - Xbox Account Hacked - Microsoft No Help At All

I'm sorry this has happpened to you. However you were not hacked, you were most likely phished as you either gave your details away or you went on a phising  website.

Yeah your probably got phished. Read over the account safety guide linked in my signature below to avoid this issue from happening again.  

Do you live alone? If NOT, then likely someone bought the points from YOUR xbox, meaning the investigation would turn up "No unauthorized access" as you would have the same IP address and XBox serial number.

We get people claiming their little brother/sister bought the points. Heck I once saw someone claiming their CAT bought points. Meow.

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One more thing -

Black Ops, ONE GAME, has TEN THOUSAND MSP WORTH OF MAP PACKS?!?!!?!?!?!?!

Good god Activision.

In answer to the above. I assume phising could be a possible explanation, but I have NEVER given my login details away, and I am very careful online, so feel like this could of been an unlikely option.

Secondly I got hacked whilst I was ONLINE playing FIFA, I also am the only one who uses my XBOX so it was defo not someone else buying the points.

Finally even if I was phished, surely as I reported it Microsoft should remove the remaining points and credit me my money back? Or am I to understand that because someone potentially ripped me off online then I am completely out of pocket as a result?

Couldn't you call the bank and check your recent history? Then go from there?

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One more thing -

Black Ops, ONE GAME, has TEN THOUSAND MSP WORTH OF MAP PACKS?!?!!?!?!?!?!

Good god Activision.

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No, they have only had THREE map packs released so far for a total of 3600 ms points. There are gamer pictures and themes for Black Ops but even those with the map packs wouldn't total 10,000 ms points.

Rox Shox I feel your pain.  I was also ripped off $125 of MS Points back in January and MS has yet to refund my money, but my XBL account I have had since the original Xbox is locked during their "investigation".  No one was at my home when these points were purchased and somehow trasferred from my account.  We were out of town and I only knew the purchases took place from my email notification on my phone.  I called Xbox as soon as I got home from my trip to find them less than helpful.  Only after much assistance did they start investigating this.   They kept trying to tell me someone had to buy the points from my Xbox, which was impossible.  No one else has my account information either. Its amazing how this happened only once as well.  I have read in many forums about this happening to alot of people and MS doing little to nothing to help.  I read the account security tips and I have not reset my password or given any information about my account to anyone.  MS just needs to admit there is an issue and be done with it.  I have received a message from the team that investigates these problems to only be given the 800 number to call to respond to their message.  Funny thing is that the normal phone support people have no help to offer and cannot xfer me to the actual people I was supposed to call back.  This is very frustrating.  I even told them I would take the 10000 points back at this point so I would at least get something for the money stolen.  To have these points purchased fraudulently and then just to disappear should be a sign of a problem.  Unfortunately, all I can do at this point is call them often and hope that finally someone helps me.  Also I would highly recommend never putting a credit card on file.  This would have prevented alot.  Never assume MS, or anyone else for that matter, will keep your information safe. My gamertag is MikeHoncho X007, btw.  I just signed up for a silver account to be able to reply.  Good luck to you!

OP: While I can sympathize with you here, this is not the proper venue for venting about your account. If you have an issue with this resolution, I would suggest contacting phone support to get more information. We cannot look into your account history as in-depth here on the forums, in addition to the fact that phone support already completed an investigation. I'm sorry for all the trouble, but calling them back is the only way to get resolution here.