Do it, he seems legit.

Probaly some 10 year old kid whose xbox live is about to run out, so by all means DON'T TRUST IT!

It seems like a scam, I am almost positive it is. I heard of scams like this happening and if you send him your email and password you he can charge you credit card.

"Probaly some 10 year old kid whose xbox live is about to run out, so by all means DON'T TRUST IT!"

I wouldn't trust it at all.

It is not legit cause xbox support will NEVER ask for your password info. They will hijack your account. Report them immediately.

It's fake, they would never ask for your password, and don't you think MS could come up with something better than AccountSupport1? lol

Usually Microsoft tech support emails you with any important info about your account, so if you didn't hear about it that way its a scam

100% fake.

 Total scam. Services like Xbox Live will never ask for your account information.

Microsoft only emails you information about account changes, and you will never be asked for your password.  Never give out your email address or password associated with your Live account.

C'mon, dude. Microsoft doesn't need you to tell them your account information--they already have that. Only a little punk bastard trying to rip you off would need that.

Send them a fake pw, then see what happens. :P

Xbox Live is full of scams these days. Don't believe it. The kid cleverly made AccountSupport1 his account name to make you tihkn he worked for MS, and is now asking for your email and password so he can get your personal info, like you credit card, etc. It's a scam, don't trust it!

"Send them a fake pw, then see what happens. :P
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"Send them a fake pw, then see what happens. :P
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hey guys what email/pass should I send?

Its a scam. He has terrible rep, and xbox doesnt send messages through a gamertag. It sends it thorough official messages. 

"hey guys what email/pass should I send?
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Just don't trust anyone you don't know on xbox live. If you get a message like this report it and delete it.

I would take a pass. It must have Microsoft sender(someone who works for MS) or not for me to do that.

"Sentry said:

"Send them a fake pw, then see what happens. :P
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Now that ain't a bad idea ;)
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send them a message from another account asking for the same thing. see what they do.

I believe that Xbox Live wouldn't contact you through it's message system and also, why would there be a 1 after AccountSupport? They can have any name they want.

"I believe that Xbox Live wouldn't contact you through it's message system and also, why would there be a 1 after AccountSupport? They can have any name they want."

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Dude, it's fake, and all you have to do is wait until the 30th and see that your account won't be deactivated.

Ok, I'm going to send him this email and pass: "douthincimenideoot (as in do you think im an idiot) @gmail.com pass: noefnwey (no f*****g way).

I'll keep you guys posted.

"Dude, it's fake, and all you have to do is wait until the 30th and see that your account won't be deactivated.
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"LiquidPrince said:

"Dude, it's fake, and all you have to do is wait until the 30th and see that your account won't be deactivated.
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And what if it is!? I dont want to take teh chance!!!
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This doesn't make a good first post but seriously I have the common sense comparable to that of a stinking pile of horse manure but I still saw at first sight that that is a trap and a bad one at that.

(Hi!!! ^_^)

HIIIIZ.

"This doesn't make a good first post but seriously I have the common sense comparable to that of a stinking pile of horse manure but I still saw at first sight that that is a trap and a bad one at that.

(Hi!!! ^_^)
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Haha sorry I suppose it's completely understandable just make sure companies, forums, websites will never ask for your details by messaging or emails etc.

If you for a second considered the possibility of that message being real....

If you would like to stop people from trying to scam you over Xbox Live I can offer you a filter which makes sure scammers will never be able to contact you again. All I need is your Xbox Live sign in details and password so I can attach the required software to your account.

"If you for a second considered the possibility of that message being real....

If you would like to stop people from trying to scam you over Xbox Live I can offer you a filter which makes sure scammers will never be able to contact you again. All I need is your Xbox Live sign in details and password so I can attach the required software to your account.
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My XBL subscription recently ran out, i didn't receive an XBL message, but an email from them firstly saying that my account was going to run out in a month and to go to xbox.com to log in and get more time etc, or that it was going to end by the given date.

At that date they sent me another email saying that my XBL has ran out and if i want to renew my membership to go to the website and put more time on, they will NEVER ask for your details.. Same goes with anything really, never give out your password.

If you have any doubts at all, open up a fresh browser window, go to the website (eg. www.xboxlive.com) and log in without clicking on any links at all from the suspect email that you received.

Better to be safe than sorry!

"If you for a second considered the possibility of that message being real....

If you would like to stop people from trying to scam you over Xbox Live I can offer you a filter which makes sure scammers will never be able to contact you again. All I need is your Xbox Live sign in details and password so I can attach the required software to your account.
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/facepalm

If you want to know the honest truth everything on the internet is a lie!

(Oxymoron's ftw.)

Do everyone a favor and report him, he'll probably get his box banned and we'll have one fewer asshole on Live.

Doesn't it say "We will never ask for your e-mail or password" when you sign up for Live?

I'm sure it does considering most, if not every site has that policy. They have it so people like AccountSupport1 don't fool people.

"/facepalm

If you want to know the honest truth everything on the internet is a lie!

(Oxymoron's ftw.)
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"Do everyone a favor and report him, he'll probably get his box banned and we'll have one fewer asshole on Live.
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Wow, good thing you didn't fall for that. That would've been fairly embarrassing.

DON'T DO IT!

Report the guy. It's definitely a scam.

"Wow, good thing you didn't fall for that. That would've been fairly embarrassing.
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Contact Microsoft....and report this user, it is obviously a scam.