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7 Easy Ways to Get Microsoft Points Fast

By Matthew Lynch
February 20, 2024
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Introduction:

Don’t fall behind in the digital world! Microsoft Points (now known as Microsoft Rewards) are essential for purchasing content and benefiting from a variety of perks offered by the computing giant. Luckily, earning these points is quite easy if you know where to look. In this article, we will guide you through seven effortless methods to help you accumulate Microsoft Points quickly.

1. Search with Bing

Microsoft encourages users to make Bing their default search engine in exchange for points. Each search made through Bing can earn up to five points per day on a desktop or mobile device. With consistent use over time, you’ll find your point balance growing steadily.

2. Complete Microsoft Rewards Quizzes and Polls

Another way to rack up quick rewards points is by participating in daily quizzes and polls on the Microsoft Rewards dashboard. Quizzes often test your knowledge on various topics, while polls only require your opinion. Both activities offer an engaging way to accumulate more points.

3. Use Microsoft Edge Browser

Microsoft wants to promote the use of its web browser, Microsoft Edge, and will reward you with bonus points for browsing with it. Ensure you’re signed into your Microsoft account while using Edge for the points to be credited.

4. Purchase Items from the Microsoft Store

As a loyal customer, you can earn Microsoft Points every time you make a purchase in the online store or any physical location. This includes buying products like games, apps, movies, music, or even devices like an Xbox console.

5. Refer-A-Friend Program

Invite your friends to participate in the Microsoft Rewards program via your unique referral link provided on your account dashboard. If they sign up and take advantage of the opportunities offered on their dashboard within 60 days of joining, both of you can earn bonus rewards points.

6. Complete Xbox Achievements

For gamers, completing in-game achievements within various Xbox titles can boost your Microsoft Points balance. By linking your Xbox and Microsoft Rewards accounts, you’ll automatically receive points as you unlock achievements.

7. Download and Use Microsoft Rewards App

Microsoft offers a mobile app that’s available on iOS and Android devices. Regularly check the app for new point-earning opportunities such as browsing offers, redeeming promo codes, or participating in additional quizzes.

Conclusion:

Earning Microsoft Points fast is not only possible but easy when you know the right methods. By incorporating these seven tips into your daily routine, you’ll see your point balance soar in no time. Enjoy purchasing digital content and broadening your online experiences with your rapidly growing collection of Microsoft Points!

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