Noticed I only had 30 MS Points,

then my purchase history is:
PREMIUM GOLD JUMBO Game Consumable 4/22/2012


I didnt even have my Xbox ON on that day.

funny this comes after i accidently set Origin to Sync my XBL Friends list.

Ok, the Purchase doesnt show up on my console, just on Xbox.com

No new emails added to my account,

my password still works, i only had trouble signing into Zune Marketplace on Zune's Program last week.

MS Billing website has
4/22/2012 PREMIUM GOLD JUMBO -- Game Consumable -240 30
4/22/2012 PREMIUM GOLD JUMBO -- Game Consumable -240 270
4/22/2012 PREMIUM GOLD JUMBO -- Game Consumable -240 510
4/22/2012 PREMIUM GOLD JUMBO -- Game Consumable -240 750

Also Said I played FIFA12 on 4/22

Got of Phone with Tech Support,

Account is locked.

Damn, sorry to hear that skate. Hope it works out for you in the end.

Xbox support will take care of it, as im one of their beta testers and 11 year member of XBL, they pretty much kiss my ass when i call them, as soon as they type in my info and it comes up they forward me to a supervisor everytime.

i say its no coincidence this happens after in install BF3 and Link my EA account.

Sorry to hear that Skate, if you remember I was hacked by that same FIFA12 XBL hack back in Sept and it looks the same, they used all of my points and then bought more points using my linked credit card.

XBL helped me get back in and restored my points and I left a fraud lock on my account until just recently. When I called up to get the lock removed they said there were some new limits on what the EA FIFA12 points could be used for which stopped the hacking, but apparently XBL continues to be clueless/useless on this hack, sorry to hear that.

The way I avoided a re-occurrence is since I can't trust XBL to keep my account safe, I no longer have a working credit card on my XBL account and I also don't keep many points on the account, when I need to buy something I purchase a online points code on Amazon and then spend the points.

Ridiculous that MS XBL still hasn't solved this hack 6 months later, while it might be EA that is being used for the hack, XBL is the one I trusted my credit card to and they are the ones allowing the points purchases without appropriate authentication, apparently they must make so much money with these FIFA12 purchases that they don't want to disable the feature which would stop the hack.

I leave my Card on there for Zune Pass,

afaik my Xbox profile has the right card number and exp, but the wrong CV/Sec. Code, so purchases done from my Xbox Profile would be declined.

i think the hole is on EA's servers, as I didnt have an issue until i bought BF3 and Linked my EA Account with my Xbox Account.

Yeah the hack is on EA but XBL trusts EA implicitly. For me EA never had my credit card at all, only XBL did, and my only crime was installing FIFA12 demo on XB360 which creates the link between my XBL and EA accounts...

XBL know EA is being used to do the hack should disable or limit what the EA account can be used for or at the very least require some additional authentication or fraud limits on this activity (i.e. that the purchase is being done at a console that has been on the account for some time or is even in the same timezone! the douchebag that hacked me was in the UK and I was able to see him online in the UK during the hack, don't you think it might be suspicious that I would add a new console in the UK to my account and then rack up $400 of point purchases within the first 15mins??)

But alas XBL refuses to do anything to stop the fraud since apparently that would cost too much to their FIFA12 points profits...lesson learned, since XBL continue to trust EA's known hacked FIFA12 infrastructure there is nothing you can do to stop a re-occurrence, other than a fraud lock which stops you from buying more points on the account, or you can keep no points on the account and no valid credit card on the account.

Lots of examples of the exact same hack here:
http://www.hackedonxbox.com/

I have to say I am really surprised and disappointed at Microsoft's response to this, Sony may have got the bad press on their PSN hack last year, but actually I personally did not get any fraud on my credit card I used there, they admitted and owned up to it and even gave me a bunch of free games and ID protection.... Microsoft continues to ignore the hack after 6+ months.

its not really FIFA12, but more along the lines that something somewhere is storing your Windows Live ID info, and some how someone is getting access to those files/logs and exploiting them.

people use FIFA 12 because they can use your points and Credit card to get a mess load of team cards, send them to their account, and then re-sell them for real money.

the problem is how much some developers abuse making Paid DLC Content. which creates the scenario every is experiencing.