Xbox Live Rewards program launches

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The "Xbox Live Rewards" program tested over a year ago is now a real thing. The website for the US/UK-only loyalty program is now live, and you can sign up and check out the rewards.

It's kind of like Club Nintendo, except instead of fans and tote bags, you get Microsoft Points and Microsoft Points. The bonuses range from 10 MSP for renewing a one-month membership, all the way to 400 for buying or renewing a family plan. You can also get 100 points for activating Netflix, unspecified bonuses for buying certain things on Marketplace, and an occasional 20 points for taking surveys. Microsoft also promises "cool prizes" in promotions.

As Club Nintendo users know, there is basically no downside to a loyalty program like this. You do the stuff you were going to do anyway, and then someone gives you free stuff periodically.

http://www.joystiq.com/2010/12/01/xbox-live-rewards-program-launches/#comments

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CaptainMorganPosted:

Free stuff?! I am so there !

SecretsPosted:

This is awesome. Now I can change my name.

EcKo-SwaggaPosted:

This sounds good but does not seem right considering its Microsoft :)

ArexPosted:

I've been in the reward program for quite a while now (about a year or two). It was more like a beta thing. I have the emails to prove it (not trying to brag about it) lol. But you basically buy things with MSP and at the end of
the month they give you points based on how
much you've spent.

zShabbyPosted:

Always a catch... Buy something...

d1ao232Posted:

-LegenDz Microsoft? Giving away free stuff... >.


lmao dude :D

XxDucKyR4PiDzxXPosted:

wow wen does this start because this sound cool

J2OPosted:

Why do they spend their time on stuff like this rather then getting a useful call centre? they said they'd ring me back, that was 3 days ago

EducatePosted:

Microsoft? Giving away free stuff... >.