hi, i got a message today, from a few people saying that microsoft are giving away 6000 free ms points.

i saw one youtube video saying that i had to send a message to some microsoft points email thing, and another person say that they just appear.

so i had a look, they dont just appear, so im thinking that its a scam/rumour that is untrue.
And for microsft to do that, it would cost them soo much that they would never do that.

sorry for the false advertisement in the title

Do not send anything to them okay it's a scam.

and if you want free Microsoft points the legit way

Sign up for Bingrewards

I got 2 messages like that. @Shell95 how do you have any proof it's a scam? Because I was thinking of doing it.

sorry for double post just got another one. 3 total messages. Something about microsofts 37th birthday. And you can win my sending your friends the same message.Sounds too good to be true but i want to believe it.Anyone has any proof its a scam?

It's just a spam scam, don't waste your time.

I was going to remove everyone that was dumb enough to believe that shit and send me spam.

Then one of my best friends sent me one.

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yeah, i have had a few, and all of them got nothing for sending it, its the type of think thats too good to be true has scam written all over it

I've had two as well... one was simply saying "6000". That's all there was too it, nothing more.

Kinda sad, like they say if it seems to good to be true, it probably is.

Sign up for Bingrewards and you can get free Microsoft points the legit way.


The second time I'm typing this.

i did it and got about 10 messages from people maybe more, i sent it to as many people as i could, one guy said "your an idiot" i said "thank you" he said "fuck you" i said "what did i do?" no reply so i guess some people just dont understand that it could be true and it doesnt hurt to give it a go but if you have to give away your personal details for 6000 microsoft points fuck that shit 6000 microsoft points isnt worth shit for personal details

No it does not work. I've had about forty people send me the same damn message "Oh send this to all friends and recent players and get 6000 free MS"

God it's annoying, I've sent a MSG to everyone in my friends list telling them NOT to send that crap to me. 6000 MS is about $75. There is no way microsoft would ever give away $75 for there anniversary, even if they did they would lose A LOT of money.

If you want free MS do some surveys or guess the code (Your more likely to win the lottery than guess a correct code)

:B

Shell95 wrote:

Bing rewards are awesome, such an easy way to get points.


Also sign up for the Xbox reward program, it'll net you some free points over time.

ThisGuyBryan wrote:

Even though I despise Bing, I have forced my self to set it as my default search provider on Chrome. I usually buy the 100MSP every couple weeks or so.

blagblare wrote:

You can still use Google as your default engine.But it can be hard for others.

I mean, I forget to search on Bing a lot so I force it to be the default.

Bing Rewards is only for people in the US.

That sucks.

On topic: Why would everyone just casually be able to get 6000 free ms points... Seems kinda fishy to me.

its probably a fake. theres been so many scams on this. however there has been a few times where theres been legit and working microsoft point generators.