Microsoft ****ed me up!!!

Whats done is done... No use crying over spilt milk. I guess just tell him the truth, just dont lie, that usually makes things worse.

This is kind of lucky in a way.

You'll dad will get over it, and you'll be able to play $500 worth of content.

I hope you have a job buddy...or you had better be getting one soon.

Why is this Microsoft's fault...?cheez-it_kid

Hummm.... you better tell your dad as early as possible. If your 5 years old brother really did it. From the way I see it, you did it though. Or you tricked him doing it. I would have to track what has been bought and to believe it is not you though.magicalclick

[QUOTE="cheez-it_kid"]Why is this Microsoft's fault...?Oh_my

No your brother messed you up man.You had better tell your dad soon.Cause if he gets the bill before you tell him then man....You will really be in trouble then.You better explain to him how your brother did it and not you.

[QUOTE="Oh_my"][QUOTE="cheez-it_kid"]Why is this Microsoft's fault...?Tjeremiah1988

Let me get this straight-

Your poor and got Xbox AND internet?? (skeptical laugh)

I got mines off the neighbors porch --

GO BROWN!

SELL ME YOUR XBOX & PCAND I"LL GIVE YOU A FAIR PRICE!

Then pay DAD

Take your ass whipping like a man son, and move on!

ur done for

Let me get this straight-

Your poor and got Xbox AND internet?? (skeptical laugh)

I got mines off the neighbors porch --

GO BROWN!

SELL ME YOUR XBOX & PCAND I"LL GIVE YOU A FAIR PRICE!

Then pay DAD

Take your ass whipping like a man son, and move on!

VINNYHERMAN

[QUOTE="cheez-it_kid"]Why is this Microsoft's fault...?Oh_my

Well I don't think your done for seeing as you did this with your dads card in the past, and he must have given you permission in the past to do so., but I would bring this up to your dad as soon as possible carefully explaining in vivid details what your brother did getting him in trouble instead of yourself.

However I would call Microsoft and have them remove the card to prevent this from happening again, whats done is done though, but getting this out in the open to your dad will be the best option and I doubt you will get in trouble for it, I mean why would you if it wasn't your fault anyways?

Well I don't think your done for seeing as you did this with your dads card in the past, and he must have given you permission in the past to do so., but I would bring this up to your dad as soon as possible carefully explaining in vivid details what your brother did getting him in trouble instead of yourself.

However I would call Microsoft and have them remove the card to prevent this from happening again, whats done is done though, but getting this out in the open to your dad will be the best option and I doubt you will get in trouble for it, I mean why would you if it wasn't your fault anyways?

znator

I'm sorry to hear that bud, but I can't come up with anything to save you. You should probably tell him the truth.

Credit cards are trouble, kiddo, I don't use them and you should learn to not use them too. Your father will have to pay interest on those MS points, and that's no good for anyone except the credit card company.

After you tell him the truth, try to sort it out with customer service. If your 5-year old brother really did it, they may have a heart and you help you out by returning the money. I know that's what I'd do in that situation, but MS customer service may have a different protocol. Try to work it out though, you might get out of it that way.

But like I said, no bright ideas to save your ass from me, other than telling the truth and hoping for the best. :P

[QUOTE="magicalclick"]Hummm.... you better tell your dad as early as possible. If your 5 years old brother really did it. From the way I see it, you did it though. Or you tricked him doing it. I would have to track what has been bought and to believe it is not you though.Oh_my

sounds like you should just blame your brother.

Okay.

1. Lol ownd.

2. Not microsofts fault.

3. Just come clean.

4. Ownd.

5. ?????

6. Profit!!!

Seriously..... just come clean. What's done is done. Atleast you got $500 dollars worth of points.

[QUOTE="znator"]

Well I don't think your done for seeing as you did this with your dads card in the past, and he must have given you permission in the past to do so., but I would bring this up to your dad as soon as possible carefully explaining in vivid details what your brother did getting him in trouble instead of yourself.

However I would call Microsoft and have them remove the card to prevent this from happening again, whats done is done though, but getting this out in the open to your dad will be the best option and I doubt you will get in trouble for it, I mean why would you if it wasn't your fault anyways?

Oh_my

How did he manage to buy $500 worth of MS points?

Why would you be in trouble for something your brother did...?

Let me get this straight-

Your poor and got Xbox AND internet?? (skeptical laugh)

I got mines off the neighbors porch --

GO BROWN!

SELL ME YOUR XBOX & PCAND I"LL GIVE YOU A FAIR PRICE!

Then pay DAD

Take your ass whipping like a man son, and move on!

VINNYHERMAN

I don't suppose Microsoft ever refunds unused MS points.

And this isn't Microsoft's fault at all. It's your fault for committing credit card fraud, and your little brother's fault for being a little kid.

stick a book down your pants, so when he kicks your butt it wont hurt as much. phone ms and tell them you bought to many by mistake and take the ms points back you havent used. thats a little bit of the 500 back.

its a start