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The most common reasons why a rewards account may be banned because of a breach of the Microsoft Services Agreement, Suspicious activities, Multiple accounts to earn rewards, or using a VPN. The only way is to contact Microsoft Rewards support regarding your issue. They will investigate and review your account.
Diya S, thank you for your reply. It appears that your current account has been temporarily locked, preventing you from filling out the Request Form. In this case, you will need to complete the rewards form using a different account. You will have to enter the locked account address in the "E-mail address associated with your Microsoft account".
I am unable visit Microsoft Rewards section and the message which I get is as follows : Uh oh, it appears your Microsoft Rewards account has been suspended.This is probably because it didn’t meet one
Subject: Request for Account Unban – Microsoft Rewards Account. Dear Microsoft Support Team, I hope this email finds you well. My name is Shivraj Prajapati, and my Microsoft account associated has been banned due to a violation of the Microsoft Services Agreement.
I'm sorry to hear about this issue. I'm afraid the only way to find out why your account is temporarily restricted and hopefully recover it is to contact Microsoft Rewards Support. Only the Support Team has access to your account and can determine whether or not you have actually violated any of their requirements.
Stop for one day. Don't get any points even accidentally. Then for the next 7 to 14 days, do 5 completely unrelated manual searches. Type all of them and enter. Don't click on the word that shows up before you finish typing. Within 7 days to a max 14 days you will get your account back. 19.
Your Microsoft Rewards account has been suspended. Our research indicates that you or your Microsoft Rewards account has engaged in one or more violations of the Microsoft Services Agreement, which may include, but is not limited to: Maintaining multiple user accounts per household. Opening more than one user account per individual.
Microsoft may limit the quantity of points or Rewards per person, per household, or over a set period (e.g., a day) provided that you are not disadvantaged in breach of good faith. You may redeem no more than 550,000 points per calendar year in the Program. Points earned in the Program are not valid in, and may not be used in combination with ...
Therefore, the credit is tied to a Microsoft account. You can only use points from your Microsoft account if you are logged in to that account. Since this is a free, account-tied credit,and to protect the security of the account, Microsoft Rewards does not support direct transfer of points.
Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this. Points are not transferable between accounts, you can only use one account to earn rewards, using multiple accounts can cause the system to suspend or ban you from rewards, it is best not to use multiple accounts. Power to the Developer! Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.