Yeah if would have moved it i would be happy to get a new one for 15quit.

But thats not the case.

One question comes to my mind: how far and how fast do i have to move the console? is it enough to plug something into the usb and move the box some milimeters?

All guys calling me a liar: i gonna upload a pic of my box -> there is no possible place for movement (left to it is a cuboard, on the right side my ps3 and the tv!)

all it takes is a wobble. The disc is already spinning really fast, so even plugging in a USB cable could bump it enough to scratch the disc.

Granted, I think they should have made a better drive, as I've knocked over my Wii and not scratched the disc, most players have 0 protection from disc scratching if you bump them at all.

EDIT: unless it is scratching every disc you put in, it is your fault. (oh, and take spanky's post into account, so if you have a really loud sub or speakers near by, it would be your fault)

no bump is necessary. it's been shown before that even loud noises or jumping near the console could cause this (getting excited during a Lips session, weren't you?).
my long term solution: remove console from sub-woofer, place thick foam pads under your console.

keep it horizontal

good luck - pay the 15 quid imo.

jumping near the console, while playing lips.... hmmm not to far off. I have to ask my gf.

the neweset ad of lips (number one hits) comes to my mind: all dancing, moving like rockstars, powersliding on the floor...

Do i have a chance to sue them? ;)

so my gf is not allowed to play DDR anymore?

Anyways, its annoying, i never experienced anything like this on any console.

gallop to block buster, replace it one of theirs, lol.

I'm so sorry for your loss however it could have been avoid quite easily...

Yeah i could buy a new one at retail and bring the old one back...within 14 days....

My first 360 ate my copy of Tomb Raider Underworld, but that was because I went inside of it and tried to fix the "disc read error". I feel your pain, OP. Hope you get the result that you're looking for. And, if you rent a copy and install it to the hard drive, your broken copy should still work. That's what I did.

???

no thats simply not true. We just played our games without any noticable movement. Now the disc isnt working anymore.

Actually my other

If i would have known 360 is so sensitive, lol, then i could have done something easily.Im still trying to figure out what could have caused the scratching. there was no active, purposely done movement.

Next time i buy any disc drive, i purchase 1 m3 polysterene as well just to be on the safe side.....