Microsoft Xbox 360 customer support

For some time now it has been clear that there is something rather wrong with the Xbox 360 console. Many owners have complained of hardware issues and defects, and have moved on to their second, third and even fourth console as the machine seems to breaks down with alarming regularity; given that the 360 has only been around since late 2005 (or early 2006 if you happen to be reading this in Australia, New Zealand or parts of the Far East) it means an awful lot of kit failing before it is four years old. Indeed, as consumer electronics go, this console has a remarkably high failure rate, with warranty company Squaretrade reporting a defect rate of 16% on the 1,000 ...  Read the complete review

Where to start really.. I purchased some microsoft points yesterday to download the new Call Of Duty : World at War, Map Pack. Got home to put the code on from the pre-paid card, only to find that the code wasn't valid. I tried several times, and eventually gave up, and called the Xbox Live Helpline. Your call is answered by an automated American voiced system, which annoyingly tells you to visit the Xbox.com website several times, and spouts a load of rubbish about various offers at the moment with Xbox. It eventually took me to the main menu, where you had to "repeat the word of the option you wish to choose", after saying ...  Read the complete review

I am not a Microsoft hater, they are just not on my favourite list of computer related companies. However, for the XBox 360 I will be eternally greatful to them. Their customer support for this console is also very very good. My example dates back to almost 18 months ago. I turned on my XBox 360 only to presenting with flashing red lights around the power button. I knew this was not good and to add insult, my console was just outside the warranty period. I contact MS XBox 360 support rather than my retailer and they said they could take it back to repair or replace free of charge. Wow, was I surprised. The following day I found myself in Game, where I had ...  Read the complete review

Dear Friends in all over the world, Please read this to understand about "Transcend" a famous American Company selling Pendrive and othe data storage devises. I am living in the financial capital of India ie Mumbai. About two months back I Purchased a 2GB Transcend Pendrive from a shop in Mumbai for carrying Vital data. The packing itself says that this pendrive has a life time Warranty. But within a short span of time of around one month the following happend. 1) One day when i tried to open my vital data from my "Transcend" Pendrive, i found that no data were available in that. I tried in ...  Read the complete review

Ok lets get something straight before you start reading this, I am not the most technically minded person I have a other half for that! Don't get me wrong I can e-mail and use word and have just learnt how to put my music on my MP3 player! (Go me!) And I remember the start of games consoles, I had an Atari then a Sega and even a Nintendo but I suppose I sort of grew out of them until I had my boys. My other half bought me the original Playstation that I then lost to the boys and then we got the first Xbox and I suddenly remembered that I was actually good at these games and I played them when the boys were in bed! The boys were actually proud that their mum ...  Read the complete review