Bing Rewards

According to Google’s Annual Search Statistics¹, as of January 1, 2014, there were a little over 2 trillion searches made on Google in 2013.  That’s a little less that 6 billion searches a day, and none who searched got paid for it!

So, what if you could get paid to do a simple search online? Well, now you can with Bing! That’s right, the Microsoft search engine that no-one-but-your-uncle uses.  If you have a Microsoft account or an @live.com, @hotmail.com, or @outlook.com email address, you can already start making “some bank” if you switch to searching with Bing.  Sign up now to earn 20 credits towards the rewards you want! 

Granted, you get $0.15 a day for 30 searches (I have a school email that is Microsoft based, and I get paid $0.30 a day for 60 searches), you’d be surprised as to how fast those point accumulate over a month’s time.

·         30 searches per day x 30 days = 900 searches per month

·         15 points per day x 30 days = 450 credits a month

·         $0.15 a day x 30 days = $4.50 a month

Ok, so you won’t get rich on Bing Rewards, but, once you achieve Gold Member status (750 credits), $5 gift cards won’t be worth 525 points but 475 points, and your 30 searches a day aren’t the only thing you’ll get credit for.  Bing Rewards will give you extra points at times when they are promoting like Bing’s calculator or Mobile searching (10 extra credits a day).  There are even some days that Bing Rewards runs a special “Double Credit” days where you can earn up to 30 to 60 credits in one day!

So why search with Bing rather than with Google or Yahoo!?  Well, at the end every month, you’re practically guaranteed a $5 gift card for Amazon, Applebee’s, Domino’s Pizza, GameStop, Groupon, Fandango, Hulu, Starbucks, Xbox Live etc.

Are you ready to start making money out of nothing?  Well, at least out of something you already do every day?  Join Bing Rewards by clicking on the ad below and earn 20 credits towards the rewards you want!

1 Google Annual Search Statistics - http://www.statisticbrain.com/google-searches/