Appeal for Microsoft Rewards Account Suspension

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2026-04-18T02:18:19.8633333+00:00

Dear Microsoft Rewards Support Team,

I am writing to formally appeal the suspension of my Microsoft Rewards account. My account was recently suspended without any prior notice or a specified reason.

I have been an active member of the program for the past 4 months and have consistently followed the Terms of Service. Before the suspension, I had accumulated 7,000 points and maintained a 21-day daily streak. I have not used any VPNs, multiple accounts, or automated search tools to earn these points.

I put a lot of effort into reaching these milestones, and it is very disappointing to see the account disabled. I kindly request you to review my account activity and restore my access and hard-earned points.

I look forward to your positive response.

Best regards,

Bing | Microsoft Rewards
Bing | Microsoft Rewards

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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EmilyS726 267.8K Reputation points Independent Advisor
2026-04-18T02:52:07.11+00:00

Hello

Your appeal needs to be submitted here: https://rewards.bing.com/support

No one in the forum can accept your appeal or make such a decision.

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    2026-04-18T02:18:33.1066667+00:00

    Below is a template that can be used to appeal a Microsoft Rewards account suspension through the official support channels.


    Subject: Appeal for Microsoft Rewards Account Suspension

    Dear Microsoft Rewards Support Team,

    I am writing to formally appeal the suspension of my Microsoft Rewards account.

    My account was recently suspended without prior notice or a clear explanation of the specific policy or activity that led to this action. I have reviewed the Microsoft Rewards account policies and the Microsoft Services Agreement, and I am not aware of having engaged in any prohibited activities such as:

    • Maintaining multiple user accounts
    • Providing inaccurate account information
    • Using VPNs or other services to alter my true IP address
    • Using bots, macros, automated tools, or emulators to earn points
    • Trying to earn or redeem points across multiple countries

    I have been an active member of Microsoft Rewards for the past 4 months. During this time, I accumulated approximately 7,000 points and maintained a 21-day daily streak through normal use of Bing and other eligible activities.

    To the best of my knowledge, all activity on my account has been in good faith and in compliance with the program rules. I kindly request that my account activity be reviewed and that my Microsoft Rewards account, along with my earned points, be reinstated if possible.

    If any specific behavior on my account was interpreted as a violation, I would be grateful if you could share details so that I can avoid any similar issues in the future.

    Thank you for your time and assistance. I look forward to your response.

    Best regards, [Full Name] [Microsoft Account (email alias only, not full address)] [Region/Country]


    To submit this appeal:

    1. Use the Microsoft Rewards Support form by going to the Bing Rewards/Microsoft Rewards support page and selecting “Contact Microsoft Rewards Support,” then paste and customize the above text.
    2. Alternatively, go to the main Microsoft Support site, choose “Get Help,” type “Microsoft Rewards account suspended/restricted,” then use the Virtual Agent to reach a live agent (chat or callback where available) and provide this appeal text.

    Only Microsoft Rewards Support can review the account status and make changes; community forums and general support cannot directly access or modify Rewards accounts.


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