I logged onto Bing Rewards today since my day has been reset, so that I can do a little more research for you guys. This may vary by account, but I would need some input from others to confirm. I am eligible for 13 credits a day. 3 credits for the daily offer (usually just click on a link and view information) and 10 credits for doing 20 searches on Bing. This takes me 45 seconds to complete for the day. Since I figured that for Microsoft Points, 1 credit is 1 penny, I will use that to calculate. It is early for me, so bear with me if my calculations are a bit off.
In one hour there are 80 units of 45 seconds. In 45 seconds I earned 13 credits (or .13 cents). If I multiply .13 by 80 I get $10.40 per hour. Surprisingly for an online gig this is a pretty high money vs time. Now the part we all need to understand is to earn "1 hour of pay" you would need to do this 80 days straight. This can really deter you from doing this offer, but when you think about it, how hard is it to get 45 seconds of each day to do this? To cash in on 100 Microsoft Points we are looking at a little over 9 and a half days.
When you first sign up for the program there are quite a few extra offers, so the first 125 credits can be earned fairly quickly. If you have 45 seconds of your day to spare, why don't you give it a shot?
http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9778718&rrid=89C1F86E-6CB1-4E04-8ECB-C0888CB06622
Sounds like not too bad of an offer..i may be checking this out. Thanks!
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