call of duty Jenkster's Ban

[Jenksterman]

Hello guys I just want to let you know that I will most likely not be playing with you for a while. I have reason to believe that someone got access to my Battlefield 4 account and has gotten me banned. I enjoyed playing with you all and I will fight for my case to get me unbanned. 

 

Here is what they said:

 

The supplied GUID has been associated with hacking or interfering with the normal operation of our PunkBuster software and has therefore been compromised resulting in a global ban from PunkBuster enabled game servers. We have no way of knowing who was actually playing with this GUID at the time the violation was triggered. We also have no way to know if the violation was triggered on your specific computer. Our system does not collect personal information and furthermore we have no way to attach a cheat/hack violation to a specific person. This ban will not be lifted as then the person who did trigger the violation would again be able to join PunkBuster Servers using this GUID. 

 

To be clear: we are not saying that you cheated as we have no way to know who triggered the violation. If it is certain that no one playing on your computer ever had a cheat/hack violation triggered by PunkBuster, then your GUID (cdkey and/or game account password) has been stolen by or leaked to someone who has used it on a different computer to trigger the violation. We do not have the means to help you find out who is responsible for compromising your GUID.

 

If anyone has any Ideas to help It would be greatly appreciated.

 

PS: To anyone who doesn't know me I don't hack or anything like that. 

[Patches]

They said:

 

We do not have the means to help you find out who is responsible for compromising your GUID.

 

^That means they fuk't up or you gave your info to someone else.

 

Have you ever logged on to origin on a public computer. Library, internet cafe etc.?

[Axlerod]

you can get BF4 on the cheap now!

[Jenksterman]

They said:

 

^That means they fuk't up or you gave your info to someone else.

 

Have you ever logged on to origin on a public computer. Library, internet cafe etc.?

 

Patches I play battlefield at home on a secure network, and I have never played outside my home.

[Patches]

Malwarebytes.org

 

Download free anti malware software and run a scan

 

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[ACS]

you can get BF4 on the cheap now!

 

 

 

It could be available for free yet I can guarantee there would still be someone out there that would hack/steal accounts... just because they can. It's a sad world we live in.

[Jenksterman]

This is what it says when I get kicked from the game.

 

 

[Patches]

Wow

 

Kicked from server for 2 minutes. Reason, Violation (AIMBOT)

 

Me thinks your account is messed. Might have to start fresh with new CDKey

[Axlerod]

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https://help.ea.com/en/article/origin-login-verification-information/

 

I did this. It is quick and easy. I know from differnet forums I read, there has been a lot of bans issued and there have been a lot of hackers out. Be careful.