Join Bing Rewards for (free) Microsoft Points!

Or you can just find bing rewards on your own without using this guys referral link,which gives him extra points.

Well played sir, well played.

Ha, the link was removed. Well that puts an end to his devious scheme. ;)

Also worth noting is that the stuff adds up quick only for folk in the USA. You can't join if you live anywhere else.

Drats, foiled again :) But seriously, it's a pretty sweet program.

I <3 Bing Rewards!

Yeah I am a fan, but less of one now. After I moved back home I told my family how great it was and got them all signed up. After about three months Bing just up and deleted my families accounts. Have no idea why, we had five accounts total for the household, one for each family member, and that is the limit according to Bing. Broke none of the rules. My brother tried to contact Bing and ask why they deleted his account, but you can't contact them unless you have an account. My dad got pizzed off and said screw 'em and now none of them want anything to do with it. I'm still doing it, since my account was the only one not deleted, but it sure took the fun right out of it. Hate to recommend them to anybody and then have them treat people this way and just deleted accounts with hundreds of points in each one.

Yet another thing that the UK gets completely screwed over for!

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Someone tell those morons at Bing that us UK players have Live as well and that we would like stuff like this  Or do they not consider the several million UK owners enough of an incentive to release it in the UK.

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Yet another thing that the UK gets completely screwed over for!

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Someone tell those morons at Bing that us UK players have Live as well and that we would like stuff like this  Or do they not consider the several million UK owners enough of an incentive to release it in the UK.

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UK?  Don't you mean the rest of the world?  Bing Rewards is US only.  They don't give a crap about anyone outside of their borders. 

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Yeah I am a fan, but less of one now. After I moved back home I told my family how great it was and got them all signed up. After about three months Bing just up and deleted my families accounts. Have no idea why, we had five accounts total for the household, one for each family member, and that is the limit according to Bing. Broke none of the rules. My brother tried to contact Bing and ask why they deleted his account, but you can't contact them unless you have an account. My dad got pizzed off and said screw 'em and now none of them want anything to do with it. I'm still doing it, since my account was the only one not deleted, but it sure took the fun right out of it. Hate to recommend them to anybody and then have them treat people this way and just deleted accounts with hundreds of points in each one.

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I thought I would try and cheat the system and make 4 other accounts to rake in Rewards Points and they deactivated the other accounts, I made 4 more and they deactivated them and then my original one.  I was fairly upset about it (knowing I was in the wrong) so I contacted them through customer support and asked for a second chance and they re-instated my account and gave me a bonus 50 credits.  I was very excited, but to be honest I was also quite shocked.  If you guys are still interested then I would certainly recommend trying to contact support and explain what happened.