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In Microsoft Rewards SubredditSeveral users have expressed their frustration with the limits they found when they tried to earn points thanks to bing research. These limits, also called “reuse time”, seem to become more common and affect the ability of users to accumulate points regularly.
The operation of Microsoft rewards is that you can earn points every day by searches Bing, via the Microsoft Edge browser in Xbox, on your PC or on a mobile device. However, If the system detects unusual research (Hello extensions prohibited), it can implement limits that prevent you from accumulating points quickly.
I'm tired of that. The truth is that he has not seen it enough. But in recent days, he has started to appear more and more. What makes me get out of what they give you a list of research suggestions, and if you use it, it continues to appear … What is considered an “unusual research activity”? It prevented me from getting so many points.
Advice not to be limited: space search
The problem is that these limits seem to be random for certain users, which generates confusion and frustration. To avoid these limits, many Microsoft Rewards users recommend spaced searches, perform a few at the same time and while waiting later To do more. Although it can be a bit heavy, it is a way to minimize the risk of being limited.
It looks like a broken system, because I haven't done anything different since I got it. Before that, my way of looking has not changed. What bothers me is that they seem to limit the number of research I can do before activating the reuse time. It's boring. I thought I could do four research before reuse time, but sometimes I can only do two. That? Make sense.
In addition, there are many other ways to win Microsoft reward points in Xbox and beyond, you are not completely without luck if you find these limits. I personally seem reasonable limits, taking into account that Microsoft is not obliged to give you rewards and that this is something that you almost take by your face.
