400 Robux reward disappeared after my redemption was declined – anyone else?
Hi everyone, I’m really confused and frustrated right now. I spent about 5 months earning 6,750 Microsoft Rewards points and redeemed them for the 400 Robux digital code on March 2, 2026. The order was marked as “Declined,” and my points were returned. However, after that, the 400 Robux option completely disappeared from my rewards dashboard. Now only the 800 and 1000 Robux options are available. I earned all my points fairly and followed the program rules. The 400 Robux reward was available at the time I redeemed it, so I don’t understand why it was declined and then removed. Has this happened to anyone else? Does this usually mean it’s out of stock? Does it come back? Is there any way support can manually allow redemption? I’m just trying to redeem what I worked toward. Any advice would really help.Reconsideration request for selfmanager.ai - migration and indexing issues
Hello Bing Support, I am requesting a reconsideration of the domain selfmanager.ai following a domain migration from self-manager.net. Although pages are crawled and appear indexed in Site Explorer, the site is not being served in search results and impressions are effectively zero. Actions taken before this appeal: Implemented 301 redirects from old domain to selfmanager.ai Ensured all canonical tags point to selfmanager.ai Removed any noindex directives and confirmed no X-Robots-Tag headers Submitted sitemap and used IndexNow to push updates Verified Bingbot access in server logs; pages return 200 for crawls Performed content quality audit and improved thin or duplicate pages Site is indexed and receiving impressions on Google Please review whether a manual action, domain canonicalization issue, or quality filter is suppressing serving for this domain. I can provide server logs, sitemap, example URLs, and screenshots on request. Thank you for your assistance, Marian
Legal question on Bing Wallpapers
Is it legal to use Bing Wallpaper on Linux, using tools available there, like Gnome plugin "Bing Wallpaper" and such? Would it be legal for Ubuntu to add it directly in the distro (not images, those are obviously copyrighted by Getty et al, just the tool that downloads it daily) ? I tried to figure this from terms of use, but it is really hard to understand what is actually allowed.
Error Redeeming Reward due to Change in Price
I wanted to buy "Roblox Digital Card—1000 Robux" which is for 16050 points but i had set my goal before its price was changed, earlier the price was 15000 points and with a 200 discount its price had reduced to 14800 points, but when i tried to redeem it says "Sorry you do not have enough points" On clicking manage On clicking redeem reward
Bing Webmaster Content Removal Tool not working; Raising support ticket also does not work
I have pages that were deleted by the website owner that contained personal information, yet the removed personal information still appears in Bing search results. I tried to remove them using the content removal tool, but it claims: "The URL you submitted still works on the web and isn’t a broken link. You can only request an outdated cache removal for this page. Please enter a word that appears in the cached version of the page but no longer appears on the web page." When I enter any word that appears in the cached version, including unique personal information, I get the message: "The entered text does not appear in the Bing cached version of the page. Please enter a word that appears in the cached version of the page but no longer appears on the web page." When you click on the offending Bing search result, it redirects to the website's home page, but the page showing in the personal information is gone. I tried raising a support ticket, but whenever I go to submit the "Create support ticket" does absolutely nothing. How can I get these outdated search results that contain my personal data off of Bing?
Microsoft Bing AI not Generating Images I search For
why am i getting a crossed out camera icon on every bing ai picture i search for? So I'll enter in a prompt, it will generate, I'll see the thumbnails for the 1,2,3, or 4 images created, but when I click on one it just generates a grey icon with the camera crossed out. It also happens to images on the bing ai front page too. Like the sample photos that show you other people's creations or whatever. For some reason images in collections still generate fine, stuff I've previously saved. I've tried everything, deleting cookies, caches, every option under internet history has been deleted, when I create new accounts the same things happens. I've downloaded the bing app, used bing on chrome, nothing is working. Tried using different phones so it's definitely not a phone issue.
Not Indexing
WebStemp was connected to Microsoft Bing. I had uploaded my site and it was getting traffic, even a good amount of clicks compared to its first month performance. Then suddenly Bing started deleting my URLs. After that, even though my URLs were still shown as indexed, my articles stopped appearing in Microsoft Bing and I lost all my traffic. Now my site constantly shows as 'Processing 5.' Why am I getting this error and how can it be fixed? trioner.com
My Wesbite Got Deindexed from Bing Today
Everything was working fine, and I was getting a lot of traffic from Bing. But suddenly, when I woke up today, I noticed that all my links had been deindexed — there’s no trace of my website on Bing anymore. This happened to me before, about two years ago, and it was only fixed after six months (by contacting support). Now it’s happened again. Does anyone know why this might be happening? I publish unique content daily, and Bing used to index it within 60 seconds.Reimagining Bing and Copilot: A Creator-Led Movement to Spark Visibility in India
Hello Microsoft Community, I’m Kanishka, a creative technologist and digital storyteller from India, passionate about blending technical precision with emotional resonance. As someone deeply engaged with Microsoft Copilot and Bing, I’ve been reflecting on a bold idea: What if we sparked a grassroots movement that made Bing and Copilot as visible and beloved in India as Google and ChatGPT—powered entirely by creators, from the comfort of their own rooms? 🌟 The Vision: Creator-Led Visibility for Bing & Copilot India’s creator economy is thriving. From students and freelancers to influencers and educators, digital creators are shaping tech adoption at scale. My proposal is to tap into this momentum and position Bing and Copilot as tools of empowerment, creativity, and everyday utility. Here’s how we can do it: Instagram Carousels & Reels: Showcase Bing’s smart search and Copilot’s AI magic in relatable, bite-sized content—caption writing, coding help, idea generation, and more. Regional Language Content: Create tutorials and storytelling in Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, etc., to make Bing and Copilot feel accessible and culturally relevant. Festival-Themed Campaigns: Build interactive websites and games using Copilot for occasions like Independence Day, Diwali, or Republic Day—celebrating Indian identity through tech. Creator Challenges & Spotlights: Launch Microsoft-backed contests and spotlight series to reward innovative use cases from grassroots creators. 🎯 Strategic Impact Drives emotional connection with Microsoft tools—especially among Gen Z and Tier 2/3 audiences. Positions Bing as more than a search engine—a smart, intuitive companion for discovery and learning. Elevates Copilot as a creative partner, not just a productivity tool. Builds a creator-first narrative that aligns with India’s digital growth story. 💡 Why Microsoft Should Support This Vision India is not just a market—it's a movement. With over 750 million internet users, a booming creator economy, and a rising wave of digital-first youth, the opportunity to embed Microsoft tools into everyday life is massive. But visibility alone isn’t enough—emotional connection and cultural relevance are key. Supporting creator-led outreach would allow Microsoft to: Accelerate grassroots adoption of Bing and Copilot in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, where curiosity is high but awareness is low. Humanize AI and search tools by showing real creators using them in relatable, everyday scenarios—from writing captions to solving coding challenges. Build trust and loyalty by empowering creators to become advocates—not just users—who shape how Microsoft is perceived in India. Position Microsoft as a creator-first brand, aligned with India’s digital aspirations and storytelling culture. Unlock organic growth through shareable, regional-language content that resonates far beyond traditional marketing. This isn’t just about visibility—it’s about belonging. When creators lead the narrative, Microsoft becomes part of India’s digital identity. Warm regards, Kanishka
