I'm hooked on their bing rewards points, I net around $20 a year in Amazon gift cards just by using the Bing Rewards searches. It's amazing, when I go to look something up I use Bing, if it's not there or harder to find I switch over to Google and check. Phone numbers, maps and directions are still best googled over bing'd though.
Agreed! The main reason why I use Bing is because of their awesome rewards points system. It may be slow, but it adds up over the months. Combined with beermoney sites like Swagbucks, the side-earnings can add up.
Bing rewards is the reason I have it set as my primary search engine. If google had something like that, I'd never use it. But currently, Bing gets a couple hundred searches from me a month.
I'm hooked on their bing rewards points, I net around $20 a year in Amazon gift cards just by using the Bing Rewards searches. It's amazing, when I go to look something up I use Bing, if it's not there or harder to find I switch over to Google and check. Phone numbers, maps and directions are still best googled over bing'd though.
Agreed! The main reason why I use Bing is because of their awesome rewards points system. It may be slow, but it adds up over the months. Combined with beermoney sites like Swagbucks, the side-earnings can add up.
Bing rewards is the reason I have it set as my primary search engine. If google had something like that, I'd never use it. But currently, Bing gets a couple hundred searches from me a month.
This is exactly what I do. The rewards paid for some used textbooks, so I'll happily use Bing.
Bing rewards are only available in the US which is rather unfortunate. I've tried using it a few times but just can't seem to get used to it.
There's no incentive for me to use something other than DDG/Google.