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in Microsoft rewards, there is an explore on Bing section, where you have to search up stuff for points like the ones about your favorite movies, lyrics, flights, shopping lists, local restaurants etc. (they all give 10 points each). I've noticed you have to search a specific/certain prompt for you get those points. I'm stuck on the "search for hotels to stay on your next adventure!" and I don't know what prompt to search, as I've tried everything. It'll really help out.
A program that grants points for using Bing search, which users can redeem for gift cards, sweepstakes entries, or charitable donations.
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https://www.bing.com/?form=ML2PCR&OCID=ML2PCR&PUBL=RewardsDO&CREA=ML2PCR&rwAutoFlyout=exb
No - that did not work. The favourite flicks search seems to persist as the most cantankerous Microsoft Rewards feature.
It took me a while too!
It took me a bunch of attempts, but I finally got it to work when I used "top movies 2024."
This worked for me, using the Edge browser (but did not work when using Chrome):
Find directions for somewhere new to explore near me
Who knows why MS has decided to have all these confusing questions?? It sure is completely frustrating to many of us! If the question you're trying to answer reads something like this: " Search for Hotels on your next adventure," try these answers... 1) "best hotels in (name of state/ place);" 2) "Beachfront/ Luxury/Affordable hotels in (name of state/ place)"