Is xbl kings legit?

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TheSoldier89

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#1  Edited By TheSoldier89

Hey guys Im fairly certain this is a scam but my mom who recently started using xbox live account (it was my brother's old account), recently she got a message from a person on the account's friends list talking about free ms points and you have to go to the xbl kings website. And the site is asking for xbox live account log in and password. She called me to asked what I thought. I told her I thought it was too good to be true but I also wanted to be more informed on the whole thing, so information my fellow bombardiers could help me out I really would appreciated it. Thanks

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#2  Edited By ChadMasterFlash

If it sounds to good to be true then it probably is.

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#3  Edited By MikeJFlick

Nothing is free in this world, number one lesson living in capitalism, so yes it's 99% chance it's a scam, theres a 1% chance that they are fishing for clicks to their website and will have you run around in circles and buy a magazine or something stupid to get said points.

point is, don't do it.

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#4  Edited By grilledcheez

Any message on xbox live promising anything of any kind is a scam.

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#5  Edited By TyCobb

If anything asks for log in information, especially the password, it is a scam.

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#6  Edited By bicycleham

Give me your Username and Password and let me check.

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#7  Edited By Phatmac

Scam

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#8  Edited By PeasantAbuse

Tell your mom to never put in her password or username anywhere except in the Xbox itself or xbox.com.

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#9  Edited By Akyho

It is a scam, they will log into the account, change the pass steal the account and if a credit card is attached ring that thing to max and sell it to some other sucker.

So when the feds crash onto the new account owner its a 13 year old boy who thought he was "getting a good thing" for $20

Dont do it, I have had people have this happen either they were stupid or have a brother/cousin use the account.

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#10  Edited By musubi

@TheSoldier89: Do NOT enter your password. All of those sites with "MS Point code generators" are SCAMS

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@Xolare said:

Give me your Username and Password and let me check.

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#12  Edited By FancySoapsMan

That is most definitely a scam.

I had something similar happen to me when I used to play Habbo Hotel as a kid. Since I had no money, I was excited at the thought of getting free stuff. Woke up the next morning and couldn't log on ;____;

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#13  Edited By OGred

An obvious scam, official messages from xbox are not from gamertags. I just got an official one yesterday that had the message + an xbox banner where the gamercard would be.

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#14  Edited By fattony12000

Set me your mum's digits, and I'll check.

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#15  Edited By icicle7x3

NEVER give your Username/Password to ANYONE!

Have your mom tattoo that to her body!

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#16  Edited By TheSoldier89

Thanks guys for the input I knew it to be a scam, I just wanted to confirm my misgivings.

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#17  Edited By GaspoweR

@Xolare said:

Give me your Username and Password and let me check.

THAT'S A SCAM RIGHT THERE! Don't let the Hardcore Dave Avatar fool you! Everyone knows that the blue background is the authentic background!

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#18  Edited By mcmax3000

Definitely a scam. File a complaint against the user on Xbox Live that sent you the message so you can alert Microsoft about it.

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#19  Edited By Klei

@TheSoldier89 said:

Hey guys Im fairly certain this is a scam but my mom who recently started using xbox live account (it was my brother's old account), recently she got a message from a person on the account's friends list talking about free ms points and you have to go to the xbl kings website. And the site is asking for xbox live account log in and password. She called me to asked what I thought. I told her I thought it was too good to be true but I also wanted to be more informed on the whole thing, so information my fellow bombardiers could help me out I really would appreciated it. Thanks

What do you think, honestly? Of course, free points! Of course... just give out your email and password and you'll be set.

In other words, it's a fucking scam.