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Microsoft is emailing people who tried to pre-order the Xbox Series X through the Xbox All Access program but were unable to secure a console. According to the email, there is a “limited number” of Xbox Series X consoles reserved for those customers, presumably the ones that were approved for a line of credit.
As noted by Wario64 on Twitter, Microsoft says there will be a follow-up email on or before October 19 and then a 72-hour window where you will have another chance to complete your Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S pre-order.
Microsoft Store is sending emails to people who were unable to complete pre-orders through Xbox All Access. A limited number of Xbox Series S / X will be available within 72 hours for these users, more details in a follow-up email on or before October 19 pic.twitter.com/CI3cv6WLL6October 3, 2020
Xbox All Access is Microsoft’s answer to budget-minded shoppers looking to move on to the next generation without putting a hole in their wallets. The subscription service gives you an Xbox Series X, as well as two years of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate (which includes Xbox Live), for $ 35 a month or $ 25 a month for Xbox Series S. At no upfront cost, it certainly is. an attractive option. , although you must first be approved for the line of credit. It seems that some people who were approved have not yet been guaranteed an Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S pre-order, which is why Microsoft is sending these emails.
Some of the comments on the Twitter post above suggest that not all customers who tried and did not complete a pre-order through Xbox All Access received an email from Microsoft, and it is unclear exactly why that is the case. GamesRadar + has contacted Microsoft for comment and we will update this story if we receive a response.
If you were able to secure your pre-order for the Xbox series, congratulations! Now Check out the official Xbox Series X multimedia remote and get ready to start obsessing over accessories.
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