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What are Bing Rewards? How Does Bing Search Work?

By Lori, Last updated on January 30, 2019
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Bing has a Rewards program where you can earn free gift cards when you use Bing to search on the internet. It’s one of the easiest ways to earn free gift cards for what we are already doing, searching online. Rewards come in the form of gift cards from Amazon.com, Sephora, Groupon, Fandango, Starbucks and more.

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They have sweepstakes and offers where you can earn even more Bing Rewards. Use Bing for all of your internet searches and cash in free gift cards from your favorite stores. Sign up for free for Bing Rewards and start getting rewarding for your internet searches.

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It takes about 30 seconds to join and then each day, you can earn up to 45 Bing credits a day plus bonus rewards too. 

Here is some Bing Rewards FAQ’s:

What are Bing Rewards?
Bing Rewards gives you opportunities to earn credits redeemable for rewards. Rewards offers may include earning credits for searching on Bing, or trying out new Bing features. Bing Rewards is offered in addition to the Bing search services available to users.
How Does Bing Search Work?
There are two ways to participate in Bing Rewards:Participate through the web on Bing by completing the registration process. You may use Bing Rewards on Internet Explorer 7 or later and the latest versions of Firefox, Chrome and Safari. Once you’ve signed up, your credits will be tracked in the Rewards credit counter in the top right of the Bing header.Or:Download the Bing Bar  The Bing bar enables you to earn credits and shows you how many you’ve earned on the Rewards.
You can create a free account here.
How do I earn credits?
Earn credits toward rewards by searching with Bing as well as taking advantage of one-time offers which help you discover about the many ways in which Bing helps people get things done. Check your offers to see the number of credits you can earn by searching Bing and for information on all the other ways you can earn. Search and take advantage of offers each day and your credits will add up fast.

Here is another way to earn FREE gift cards – try one or both programs!

 Swagbucks is easy and it is free. Similar to  Bing Rewards , you simply log in first and then do your regular internet searching. You earn free gift cards to Amazon.com, JC Penney, Lowe’s, Barnes & Noble, Target, Starbucks and more.

Get started now and redeem FREE gift cards for gifts and for those little extras you have been wanting to buy!

Give Bing Rewards  and /or  Swagbucks a try and see if you enjoy using them. By the end of the year, you could accumulate gifts cards to use for gifts. I tend to use them as I earn them and offset purchases I am making on Amazon.com. You just enter the gift card number at checkout and it comes right off the total.

 

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