Black Ops: Reporting people for killing you too much?

[xtiiina]

I was up late last night playing a ton of Black Ops for the double exp weekend, had a few REALLY good games where I was just so on. This evening when I tried to sign into Xbox Live to play it says my accounts suspended until 7/31/2011 and all I can think is that someone reported me simply for playing better than them and killing them a bunch of times. I wasn't doing anything wrong, I didn't send any messages or talk on the chat thing at all so I gave people absolutely no reason to report me. Me performing better than them and them as a result getting mad because they kept dying is the only thing I can think of that would have gotten me reported.... which leads me to ask, do people really do this?

[Flubby]

Do you play on the 360? Sometimes people will report you about your name, or the information you have in your profile. People are dicks.

[Astralli]

Yes, on all CoDs if you kill people even once, you must be a hacker. Because obviously you couldn't be better than them.

Or at least that's what they think.

Edit:

Even if you just get a lucky shot, you are often accused of being a hacker. I was reported one game for using FMJ to kill somebody through a wall, thanks to the aid of a UAV. As well as juking a bunch of knife attempts and even doing a jumpshot (ala WoW hunters) with an intervention noscoped.

Luck is cheating in that game. CoD has a terrible community. You just have to accept that.

[Idontlikeyou]

Just because someone reports you does not make you guilty right off the bat. There has to be a reason you were suspended. It would be pretty difficult to believe someone gets banned or suspended just because Billy said they were cheating, with no evidence to back it up.