July 26, 2014 by


Bing Rewards is a program gives people credit for using Bing. This program is for U.S. residents only at the moment unfortunately.

Variety of gift cards like Amazon, GameStop, Xbox Credit, Fandango, Starbucks, Domino's, and more are offered as the rewards once enough points are accrued. They have tiered account status. Everyone starts out with a regular account and once it reaches 200 lifetime credits, the account moves on to Silver status. Finally, after 750 lifetime credits it moves on to Gold status which have to be maintained regularly by using Bing or it will go back to Silver. Gold status offers discount to the rewards. For example, a $5 Amazon gift card costs 525 credit but with Gold status it costs 475 credits.

What's cool is I don't even use Bing. I'll always use Google for everything. There's this website called Bing Rewards Bot someone made just for this. As long as I'm logged in to Bing it will do random searches for me, giving me the credits.

For every 3 searches on a PC, Bing Rewards gives 1 credit towards the account. For every 2 searches on a smartphone, it gives 1 credit. Only 30 credits from PC searches can be awarded per day and 10 credits from mobile searches. With at least another credit they offer everyday, an account can get a minimum of 41 credits per day. Within 30 days, 1230 credits can be accumulated, which is more than enough for two $5 gift cards.

Not too shabby, right? At least with Bing I don't get asked with survey questions I don't care about or provide my personal information.

Lastly, if you refer a friend you may get 500 credits once their account reaches Silver status. Millions of people are already using it so this might be hard unless you plan to make multiple accounts on your own.


Bing Rewards

Bing Rewards Bot


I'm also enrolled with Sony Rewards. This one is far less consistent and poorly managed right now. The rewards are less desirable except the PSN gift cards. There aren't that many ways to earn credits, a lot of it involves saving your movie ticket stubs and taking a picture with numerical codes given by them. New stuff would pop up once in a blue moon, something like playing crappy flash games and sharing them on Facebook for 250 credits. This is require patience but in the past 2-3 months I managed to rack up at least $40 from them. Not a bad loot.

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