Microsoft investigating Recon Armor hack, says XBL director |
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After getting a severe case of customer service run-around, Halo 3 gamer Skyllus can now heave a tentative sigh of relief, now that his case has reached Xbox Live director Larry Hryb's ears.According to Kotaku, Hryb confirmed that Microsoft and its security team are already looking into the hacking incident - where a hacker stole Skyllus' highly-prized Recon Armor - and that he already got in touch with Skyllus himself.
That's well and good, especially since the gamer has experienced a not-so-pleasant time with Microsoft's customer service. Skyllus complained about getting sucked into a long chain of calls that got transferred between multiple departments.
We hope that he'll get his Recon Armor back, and that the perpetrator will get what s/he deserves. More updates to come!
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... why do I want you so?
But seriously they give this out for the dumbest crap. Most of Bungie's Faves are LAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAME!!!
and what does your comment have to do with the fact that at least action is being taken by MS to correct something that should not have taken place.