Edited By
Sofia Wang
A growing number of people are expressing frustration as Microsoft Rewards appears to cap search points at just 12 per day, leaving many puzzled about the cause. Despite continued searches, points seem to remain stagnant, raising questions about potential issues with the rewards program.
For the past 20 days, individuals have reported problems with Microsoft Rewards, noting that searches beyond a certain point fail to add to their daily total. This issue has emerged without any warnings regarding "suspicious search activity," creating confusion among users about whether the issue is on their end or with Microsoft itself.
Several comments indicate that geography might play a role in how points are registered.
One user substantiated this, stating, "I have my current location set as Pakistan."
Others speculate it may be related to search timing, but one user countered, "nope, it doesn't even count if there's a 2-minute interval between searches."
Negative sentiment is prevalent, as users seek clarity from Microsoft about point calculations. The struggles resonate with many who rely on these points for various rewards.
"Whatโs your location? I would think this is cooldown related," one user queried, further questioning the mechanics behind point accumulation.
12 Points Max: Multiple users can only earn up to 12 points daily, regardless of search activity.
Location Impact: Many believe their location might affect point registration.
Timing Issues: Intervals between searches appear not to help in registering additional points.
๐ "How can we trust the system if points aren't counting?"
As users await an official response from Microsoft, many remain in limbo regarding the effectiveness of the Rewards program. The growing concerns highlight the need for improved communication and functionality, leaving many asking: Will Microsoft address these issues promptly?
For further updates, keep an eye on forums and user boards discussing the latest troubleshooting and experiences.