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I hope this isn't the case for me, I tried redeeming the code through the site and it says there was a problem associated with the offer or something. I hope it works when I redeem it through the game itself.
Anyway, I contacted Xbox support, and they said to either contact Activision support or go back to my retailer. Since I don't see a way to contact Activision anywhere on the site, I sent an email to my retailer. Hopefully I can get this sorted out.
EDIT: I went online a bit, and I found out that maybe the code is temporarily invalid to prevent people from breaking the street date. It's been 2 days since release though. I'll wait out a bit and see if anything changes.
I check the marketplace for my region too and going by your theory, it would mean that either the content hasn't been release in our regions(unlikely since radnet is suppose to be release on 24th april) or xbox marketplace might be a little f**ked up
Without sounding too pratronising, are you sure you're entering all the characters correctly? It is very easy to make a mistake entering Microsoft codes, especially in this case as they are printed grey on grey.
I've just notice that Delta748 is from Singapore like me and when I checked the location of those who had unlock radnet, they all seem to come from places outside of Singapore...this sort of leaves me to wonder that the problem could be with our location
Hey, i am from SG too and i also had the same problem. Do you mean i need to create a US account to redeem my code? If so, will my Asia account be able to access it after i redeemed it via the US account?
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