if i get disqualifed in a sweepstakes will i get my POINTS back

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2025-10-21T00:51:45.34+00:00

so I think I broke the rule "Entry into one Month’s Sweepstakes drawing pool does not carry over into entry into any other Month’s Sweepstakes drawing pool. Multiple entrants are not permitted to share the same email address or Account. Any attempt by any entrant to use multiple/different email addresses, identities, registrations and logins, Accounts, or any other methods will void that entrant's entries and entrant may be disqualified. Use of any automated system to participate is prohibited and will result in disqualification. In the event of disqualification, any prize that entrant might have been otherwise entitled to will not be awarded." WHICH MAKES ME THINK CAN I GET MY POINTS BACK OR ATLEAST FOR THE EXTRA ONES I SPENT FOR

Bing | Microsoft Rewards
Bing | Microsoft Rewards

A program that grants points for using Bing search, which users can redeem for gift cards, sweepstakes entries, or charitable donations.

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John Jefferson Doyon 86,990 Reputation points Independent Advisor
2025-10-21T02:06:07.44+00:00

Hi, I'm John! I will help you with this.

No, you won’t get your points back if you’re disqualified from a Microsoft Rewards sweepstakes. According to the official rules, any disqualified entries and their associated points are forfeited.

Reference, Rule 3 in https://promos.microsoftrewards.com/US/en/MS/6/rules

Disqualification usually happens if there’s a rule violation, such as using multiple accounts or automated systems, which can also result in voided entries or canceled prize orders.


Should you need further information please let me know.

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