Microsoft Rewards responds to unfair suspensions.

Microsoft Rewards They recently released an official statement regarding the account suspensions users have received. This issue has left many Microsoft Rewards users upset because they haven't done anything wrong to deserve a suspension.

Previously, numerous users started reporting that their Microsoft Rewards accounts were showing up and being suspended. The suspension alleged that users were guilty of one of several different acts, including having more than one account, providing fake information, using a rewards program in a region where it is not available, and using bots or VPNs to earn more points than necessary. . But those who reported these outages claimed they had done none of this.

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Now, Microsoft Rewards has officially responded to these concerns, acknowledging that an unnamed issue caused the unintended suspension. There's no explanation as to what went wrong, but some users have speculated that the company was working on a new way to detect cheaters and that the launch didn't work properly. Nonetheless, Microsoft has thankfully addressed this issue very quickly and has already released a fix that will roll back the suspension for all incorrectly flagged accounts. Many users have since reported that their accounts are back to normal, with points earned through Xbox Game Pass quests and other online actions properly restored to their previous state.

Microsoft said all affected accounts will return to normal “within the next few hours,” so not all users will see their accounts back to working status immediately. In the hours since, more users have recovered their accounts. However, some people have reported having to not only log in and out of the program, but also completely restart their computer or phone to get their accounts showing up correctly again. People who are still having trouble with the rewards program should try the same. If this fails, we recommend contacting support for further assistance.

Microsoft Rewards has caused headaches for users in the past, usually because there have been changes to the way rewards are earned or how much money users receive after completing certain tasks. It can be annoying to have issues like these suspensions or rewards changes, but after all, Microsoft Rewards allows users to earn gift cards and even get an Xbox Game Pass subscription for free. With any luck, Microsoft will figure out what went wrong with this release and prevent it from happening again.