Microsoft Rewards and Email change related.

Naman Gladiator007 0 Reputation points
2026-09-13T04:47:50.57+00:00

**So i would like to keep things pretty straightforward. I lost access of the email id with which this very account of mine was made. The phone which this one is logged in, is dead and not working anymore. And i have around 31k MS REWARDS points, so is there any way to change my email without losing those points + keeping my progress in games the same as it is with the same as i have right now but on a new email? [ a switch to new email ] or if i could get any help getting that ol' account being logged in to my current device? Help would be very appreciated.

Thank You.**

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Bing | Microsoft Rewards

A program that grants points for using Bing search, which users can redeem for gift cards, sweepstakes entries, or charitable donations.

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  1. Naman Gladiator007 0 Reputation points
    2026-09-13T04:51:10.09+00:00

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    2026-09-13T04:48:08.5333333+00:00

    A new Microsoft account will not keep the same Microsoft Rewards points or account history. Rewards points are tied to the existing Microsoft account, and creating a new account or switching to a different account will not transfer those points.

    The supported way to keep the same account is to add a new email address as an alias on the existing Microsoft account, then use that alias to sign in. That keeps the same account, so the account’s existing data stays with it. To do that:

    1. Sign in to Edit account info at https://account.live.com/names/manage.
    2. Select Add email.
    3. Follow the prompts to add the new email address.
    4. After that, the new alias can be used to sign in to Microsoft services.

    If sign-in is blocked because the old email or phone can no longer be used, start with the Sign-in Helper tool: Sign-in Helper

    If access still cannot be recovered, use the Microsoft account recovery process. Before filling out the recovery form, Microsoft recommends trying the Sign-in Helper first. The recovery form requires a working email account that can be accessed, and Microsoft reviews the answers and responds within 24 hours.

    Important limits:

    • If two-step verification is turned on and none of the alternate verification methods can be accessed, support agents cannot reset the account or change account details.
    • Support agents are not allowed to send password reset links or access and change account details.
    • For Microsoft Rewards issues such as account problems, the available support path is the Microsoft Rewards Support contact form.

    For Rewards-specific help, use: Contact us


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