Activision posts video showing Call of Duty cheat seller getting served at his home
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Winners & losers: Activision doesn't mess around when it comes to fighting Call of Duty cheaters. To show it means business, the company has just posted a video of cease-and-desist papers being served to infamous CoD (and other titles) cheat seller Elocarry.
In the one-minute video, posted to the official Call of Duty account, a legal representative films himself arriving at Elocarry's house in Ohio with the cease-and-desist paperwork.
The whole interaction is very quick, and Elocarry appears to take the news well, though he might lose his calm demeanor once he speaks to Activision's attorneys.
– Call of Duty (@CallofDuty) August 28, 2026
Elocarry's website lists cheats for games including Rust, ARC Raiders, Marvel Rivals, and Apex Legends, offering the likes of aimbots and ESP (extrasensory perception). He'd reportedly been selling a...
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