Very odd. The response has an errorDetails
value that says it doesn't like the first address, but it appears to be valid and searchable via the geocoder, so it should work. I recommend reaching out to the Bing maps support team to have this investigated: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/maps/bing-maps/support (click the learn more button under enterprise support).
A couple of general recommendations to reduce other possible issues in the future (didn't seem to make much difference in this case though):
- Try and properly format address strings with comma's. When there is only spaces between words it wouldn't take much for something to be categorized as the wrong type of address part (house number taken as zip code...).
- When using REST services, be sure to encode addresses. Some characters can cause issues in URL formats. This is noted in the best practices document here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/bingmaps/getting-started/bing-maps-api-best-practices#geocoding