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.

The short version

• The roughly one-minute clip went up on the official Call of Duty account on Friday, although the cease and desist was actually served on 22nd August, during last weekend's Modern Warfare 4 closed beta.
• It shows a representative pulling up outside a house, meeting a man whose face is blurred throughout, and handing over paperwork.
• RICOCHET Anti-Cheat doesn't end when your match does.

What happened

Cheat makers operate around the world. We’re taking the fight directly to cheat sellers.

Why it matters

Last weekend during the Closed Beta, we went to Ohio to takedown Elocarry.

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