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Activision sends a legal rep to a Call of Duty cheat seller's front door, films the whole thing, posts it online
Activision has posted footage of one of its legal representatives turning up at the Ohio home of a notorious Call of Duty cheat seller and handing over a cease-and-desist order.
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Activision released a video showing one of its legal representatives arriving at the Ohio residence of a well‑known Call of Duty cheat seller. The representative hands the seller a cease‑and‑desist order before leaving.
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