Dr. Mobius Skrevet 28. november 2006 Forfatter Del Skrevet 28. november 2006 Det stemmer. Prisene er jo superlave i forhold til her. Lenke til kommentar
Ghaundan Skrevet 28. november 2006 Del Skrevet 28. november 2006 http://www.gamespot.com/news/show_blog_ent...estnews;title;3 Om det skjer, selger jeg min Xbox360. 7375113[/snapback] Hvorfor? Fordi Microsoft prøver å holde loven som de er pålagt? Herre jesus, lurer på hvilken drømme verden du lever i. Det er på kanten ja, for microsoft har ikke avtaler om dette i europa og kan derfor komme i store problemer om de ikke stopper brukere fra andre land å laste det ned. Men det kommer nok hit snart nok, bare avtalene går i boks Lenke til kommentar
Kjeksmestern Skrevet 28. november 2006 Del Skrevet 28. november 2006 If you’re still one of the few persons that only have one single Xbox Live on their Xbox 360, you can stop reading here. If on the other hand you’re one of the many thousands that have registered a second or third account in another region using region lockout circumvention, you will be interested to know that Microsoft is planning to ban those accounts soon. Everyone knew how to do it and many people did. The Xboxic crew actually uses the ‘trick’ frequently to make sure our reporting is correct on when what Xbox Live Marketplace content became available in which region. No more, according to usually quite well informed German site Xbox Archiv (Babelfish translation follows): For approx. 2 weeks we know that Microsoft will delete in the near future Xbox Live Fake account to serve to procure itself e.g. from US the Marketplace of contents. Unfortunately we could not publish these information, since they originated from a confidential discussion. ScrewedSince many sources however already on it report, we can do you the information also admit now to give. What will happen?: As soon as Microsoft notices that US Xbox tries a Live account with a IP e.g. from Germany something of the market place to download, then this account will be closed/deleted in the future. That applies also to accounts as gold members was put on. This is justified with legal and copyright regulations for films of the content offerers or indicated titles etc.. There will still be updates for games, but new game content or video/demos of the foreign market place probably belong to the past. Apparently the sudden need to act upon this ‘abuse’ has risen with the release of the video marketplace and its inherent copyright implications. In short, when you log into Xbox Live from an IP address that does not correspond to the correct country for a given account, the account will get flagged for deletion or banning. To check where your IP is located you can go here for example, and read the WHOIS-information that is known for your current IP address. Although we haven’t received firm confirmation yet of any actual banning, we at Xboxic consider it safe to state that it’s only a matter of time before the hammer gets dropped on some foreign accounts: the video marketplace publishers will make sure of that to ensure their regional copyrights are not violated. Too bad for the legit users that are just curious about content not released in their home region for often dodgy reasons. 7372177[/snapback] Microsoft kommer til å blokkere downloads, ikke banne de! Lenke til kommentar
Dr. Mobius Skrevet 28. november 2006 Forfatter Del Skrevet 28. november 2006 Da skulle man jo tro at det går an å komme seg rundt blokkeringen da. Benytte seg av en proxy. Lenke til kommentar
Gjest Slettet+981234789 Skrevet 28. november 2006 Del Skrevet 28. november 2006 If you’re still one of the few persons that only have one single Xbox Live on their Xbox 360, you can stop reading here. If on the other hand you’re one of the many thousands that have registered a second or third account in another region using region lockout circumvention, you will be interested to know that Microsoft is planning to ban those accounts soon. Everyone knew how to do it and many people did. The Xboxic crew actually uses the ‘trick’ frequently to make sure our reporting is correct on when what Xbox Live Marketplace content became available in which region. No more, according to usually quite well informed German site Xbox Archiv (Babelfish translation follows): For approx. 2 weeks we know that Microsoft will delete in the near future Xbox Live Fake account to serve to procure itself e.g. from US the Marketplace of contents. Unfortunately we could not publish these information, since they originated from a confidential discussion. ScrewedSince many sources however already on it report, we can do you the information also admit now to give. What will happen?: As soon as Microsoft notices that US Xbox tries a Live account with a IP e.g. from Germany something of the market place to download, then this account will be closed/deleted in the future. That applies also to accounts as gold members was put on. This is justified with legal and copyright regulations for films of the content offerers or indicated titles etc.. There will still be updates for games, but new game content or video/demos of the foreign market place probably belong to the past. Apparently the sudden need to act upon this ‘abuse’ has risen with the release of the video marketplace and its inherent copyright implications. In short, when you log into Xbox Live from an IP address that does not correspond to the correct country for a given account, the account will get flagged for deletion or banning. To check where your IP is located you can go here for example, and read the WHOIS-information that is known for your current IP address. Although we haven’t received firm confirmation yet of any actual banning, we at Xboxic consider it safe to state that it’s only a matter of time before the hammer gets dropped on some foreign accounts: the video marketplace publishers will make sure of that to ensure their regional copyrights are not violated. Too bad for the legit users that are just curious about content not released in their home region for often dodgy reasons. 7372177[/snapback] Microsoft kommer til å blokkere downloads, ikke banne de! 7380390[/snapback] hva er forskjellen? ifølge det som står over, står det at de vill bli slettet, men det er jo bare rykter, så vi får se hva som skjer. Lenke til kommentar
parallax313 Skrevet 5. desember 2006 Del Skrevet 5. desember 2006 Hei, Er det mulig å skifte land på Live kontoen på noen måte? Når jeg lagde kontoen registrerte jeg den på US på grunn av marketplace, men i ettertid visste dette seg å være lite lurt, fordi jeg ikke kan kjøpe microsoft points fordi kredittkortet mitt ikke er amerikanskt. Ringte Microsoft engelsk support, og hørtes ut som jeg ble satt over til en fyr i India, Microsoft outsourcer visst supporten sin. Han var ikke til så mye hjelp, og sa bare at jeg måtte lage ny konto for å gjøre dette. Noen som har klart å skifte land på live kontoen sin eller har noen tips om dette? Lenke til kommentar
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