Just as always, Activision might have been behind another blunder. CoD Mobile just deleted the main account of the best CODM content creator in the world. Recently, on his stream, Luke Fergie aka iFerg realized that his main Call of Duty Mobile account has been deleted. However, he did not stop the stream in any way and used his other accounts. This article will update you about the situation.

iFerg’s Main CoD Mobile Account Has Been Deleted: Here’s What We Know Until Now 

iFerg’s Main CoD mobile account has been deleted for reasons unknown. On 16th of February while streaming, iFerg faced an issue while logging in to his main account. He tried to log in a few times and every single time he was given the pop-up to enter a new username. With over 3000 viewers, the streamer then realized that his main account has been deleted from the game. All the gun skins, character skins, and other things his 3-year old main account had were removed all of a sudden. 

iFerg has been one of the best Call of Duty Mobile Youtubers since the release of the game. And after two years of consecutive streaming, Ferg got his character skin in the game. However, just after a few days of the huge achievement, the streamer's main account was banned for 10-years. Supposedly, this ban was due to the mass reports  on his account. And now almost 20 days later, his main account has been completely deleted from CODM server for no visible reason. 

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Surprising as it sounds, iFerg was not disappointed or scared after witnessing the delete. Rather he was laughing at the situation.  Popular for his positive outlook, he is  revered as the kind of guy who likes to play the game and enjoy it rather than flexing his skin. And he did exactly the same. Nevertheless, at the end of the stream on 16th February, he mentioned this about his main account. 

"The account I started the game within the beta of COD Mobile is no longer in the game. Don't know why, don't know how, don't know if I will get it back, but we will see. We will see in a couple of days I guess. I have no idea if I will get it back."

Let's hope Activision will start thinking straight and give the Youtuber his account back.