
We've got another Microsoft Rewards offer to share with the Pure Xbox community! This time, it's an offer that you can (seemingly) only access on the Bing app on Android phones - and not everyone will necessarily see it right now.
It's called "Daily Check In", and you may have actually spotted it in the past, but it's been rolling out to users in multiple additional regions today. Before we get into details about it, here's a look at what to expect:

The way the Bing "Daily Check In" works is by giving you free Microsoft Rewards points for every day that you check into the app. It's not a huge number of points (around 100 per-week altogether), but it definitely adds up in the long run!
To see if you're eligible for this new Bing offer, you'll need to do the following:
- Download the Bing app on your Android phone from the Google Play store
- Inside the app, hit the "Rewards" button towards the top (when logged in)
- You'll hopefully now see a similar image to the one above, although not everyone will!
FYI, we initially didn't see this offer when we loaded up the Bing app earlier today, but it's since begun appearing for us in the UK, so it's worth checking a few times if you can't see it! We know that it's been identified in multiple regions as of today, and some users in the U.S. have been accessing it for ages now.
This is yet another way to earn so many Microsoft Rewards points per-month, which you can then use to spend on Xbox Gift Cards or whatever else takes your fancy! Get into the routine, and you could be earning 20,000 points per-month...
Have you been using this Microsoft Rewards tactic yet? Let us know down in the comments below.
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@Kaloudz No problem! Hopefully everyone finds it useful
We don't have this in The Netherlands just yet Oh well at least we finally got the read to earn since yesterday that's 30 points more a day. Let's hope this one will get added here are well soon
@Kaloudz Might be worth trying the Start app for android. As far as I can tell the only difference to the Bing app is I always have Read to Earn with Start.
I live in UK but hasn't shown up in my app yet. Booooo.
@Kaloudz Its just an MS app on the play Store. The weird thing is while it has a different name and icon to the Bing app they appear to do exactly the same. Except for me the Start app always has Read to Earn and the Bing App only sometimes.
Wow xbox really doesnt want to pay for anything in their ecosystem. Fine by me
Not available in Racine, WI USA yet...
It seems to on the start app
So now on my phone I have bing installed,edge installed,start installed,Google chrome installed so many apps just for a few Microsoft points lol
Is this being used as sneaky way to track your location?
Nothing for me in the USA.
FraserG wrote:
It's adds up to about £5 a year*. Up to you all whether that is worthwhile to do daily, everyone has a different tolerance to this, but as you said it does all add up.
(* Monetary value depends on what you get as a reward, but a rough guide is 1000MS ≈ £1 for higher equivalent value things like Game Pass. Much less for others. Maximum I found was 3 months Gold -> 50 days Game Pass Ult conversion which is approx. 1000MS ≈ £1.22) [edited]
I noticed this pop up yesterday myself. I still wonder how Microsoft can afford to simply give so much away for free as it is now you can redeem monthly for Game Pass Ultimate for a little over 10,000 points which is relatively easy to get. I'm not complaining I just have to admit it's almost overly generous.
Works in new Zealand on the start app along with the daily news points that now appeared.
It's getting close to not worth the extra effort now, in more than paying for gamepass and once mine is back to being paid up 3 years in advanced I think I'll relax on the points chasing. If you use it to claim 3 month Xbox live gold and convert that to 50 days of gamepass you only really need 300 daily points to sustain it which is easy to get. Even without the play PC quests on my account I'm easily clearing 300 points every day.
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