Srivats728 / bing-rewards-working

An automated solution using Python and Selenium for earning daily Microsoft Rewards points in all categories including web, mobile, and offers. | Copy of the repo from bitbucket

An automated solution using Python and Selenium for earning daily Microsoft Rewards points in all categories including web, mobile, and offers.

Please note:

• only USA website guaranteed to be supported
• multiple accounts NOT supported

Background/history

On 1/25/2023, the https://github.com/jjjchens235/bing-rewards was disabled by GitHub. For now at least, this will be the new remote.

Currently, the main goal for me is to continue using this repo as a space to learn. And if even a few people can make use of this repo, then that will be an added bonus.

Since the user pool should now be close to zero, I think it will also be a good chance to finally implement multiple accounts.

Getting Started (Local set-up)

Note: If using Docker, go directly to /docs/docker_setup for further instructions

1. Download Chrome or Edge
2. Install Python3
3. Install requirements.txt file included in the repo: pip install -r BingRewards/requirements.txt.
4. Create/update config file by running python BingRewards/setup.py .
   • Please note: Your credentials will be stored as base64 encoded text.
5. You must have signed onto your account using this machine before. Open Chrome or Edge and visit https://login.live.com. The site may ask to send you a verification email or text.
6. Run python BingRewards/BingRewards.py to start earning points.
   • You may need to add -nsb flag if running on Linux, including for Docker
7. Occasionally, update to the latest code by running ./bing-rewards-master/update.sh
8. Optional alerting: You can receive alerting for the following services, instructions below for each service. See docs/ folder for more info.
   • Telegram
   • Discord
   • Google Sheets

Additional info

There is additional info in the /docs/ folder for the following:

• docker set-up
• telegram/discord/google sheets set-up
• automated scheduling
• login options (passwordless set-up)

Command Line Arguments

There are a growing number of command line argument options. Here are a few to note:

• -r or --remaining: remaining tasks - this is the default option
• -nhl or --no-headless: Don't run in headless mode. This is a non-default option.
• -nsb or --no-sandbox: Run browser in no-sandbox mode. Useful for Linux. This is a non-default option.

To see remaining argument options, please run:

python BingRewards.py -h

Examples

The following python BingRewards.py actually translates to python BingRewards.py -r -hl -d chrome, i.e run the remaining searches in chrome headless mode.

Here's an example of running non-default arguments python BingRewards.py -w -nhl -e [e-mail] -p, i.e run web searches in non-headless mode with specified email, the password will be prompted for separately.

Acknowledgment

• The original author took down the code from their GitHub back in July 2018. The author gave me permission to re-upload and maintain, but wishes to stay anonymous. I will continue to maintain until this page says otherwise.
• UK quiz updates by chris987789
• 2FA code by revolutionisme
• Telegram notifications by hoseininjast
• Punch card, dashboard json, This or That perfect score, and more based on Charles Bel's wonderful repo.
• Microsoft Edge support by Summon528