Free BING IT ON T-Shirt, GC, etc.. with the Bing It On Challenge at the Microsoft Store YMMV B&M

Not interested. I'd rather wait for the sequel, "BING IT ON AGAIN".

As much as I would prefer Google and do not agree with the idiotic name "Bing" for a search engine (Live search was a better name) oddly enough the results were preferable from Bing 3/5 of the time. It was alll presentation and ordering though - that really is what search engines are trying for these days and if Microsoft can organize their data in a more human-enjoyable way I do not see Bing as a bad thing. Though the name is just as bad as "Yahoo" or other horrendous names...

I was curious and tried that bingiton website in both FF and IE and it never got past the first results.

Is the site broken for everyone?

its funny how people are rating this deal as "not a good price" and "not a good product", even though its a FREE t-shirt that you get for just 30 seconds of your time. Hell, they even give you a high quality bag you can use as a lunchbag.

I feel obligated to educate some slickdealers about what a free t-shirt should mean to everyone on this forum. If you are a true slickdealer, your mind will register this deal as follows:
"Oh, a free T-shirt.... I can
1. wear it normally
2. wear it to the gym
3. wear it as a sleeping shirt
4. donate it to charity
5. use it as a cleaning rag for cars, floors, windows, etc...
6. use it to line the bottom of plant pot so the soil doesn't drip out of the holes on the bottom side
7. turn it into a rope toy for my dog
8. turn it into bean bags for kids to play with or to play cornhole with
9. ....and so on"

Quote from cyberslice : its funny how people are rating this deal as "not a good price" and "not a good product", even though its a FREE t-shirt that you get for just 30 seconds of your time. Hell, they even give you a high quality bag you can use as a lunchbag. I feel obligated to educate some slickdealers about what a free t-shirt should mean to everyone on this forum. If you are a true slickdealer, your mind will register this deal as follows: "Oh, a free T-shirt.... I can -wear it normally -wear it to the gym -wear it as a sleeping shirt -donate it to charity -use it as a cleaning rag for cars, floors, windows, etc... -use it to line the bottom of plant pot so the soil doesn't drip out of the holes on the bottom side -turn it into a rope toy for my dog -turn it into bean bags for kids to play with or to play cornhole with -....and so on"

This might as well say "I"m a proud Scientologist.." or "Punch me you ugly asshole..." across the front of it. I would never wear a "Bing It On" shirt in public.

Quote from dzap : I would never wear a "Bing It On" shirt in public.

See options 3-9

Quote from gh188 : Been using Bing for at least 6 months. Results are typically better that Google. Recently did the Bing vs. Google blind test and Bing won. I'd happily wear a Bing shirt. Google can suck it.

I use Google mostly, but if I'm not finding what I need, I'll try Bing and sometimes it'll cough up what Google didn't. Usually stuff like old hearing-aid specifications that didn't have much literature in the first place ...

BING WON 1 ROUNDS *
california vacation Google
gold prices Google
popcorn alzheimers Bing
phone number lookup Google
flowers Google
Google may have won this round, but others picked Bing web search results over Google nearly 2 to 1 in blind comparison tests.*
Learn about the study.

bing sucks

typical microsoft, giving out free stuff for no real reason

Quote from BlueShell : I went to Valley Fair Mall on 9/29 and I can confirm that they are doing the contest. I talked to one of the guys at the front and was immediately able to take part (no line at all). I searched 5 things (you pick), and received my T-Shirt (They only had XL size at the time) and a Gift Card. While the contest might've been relatively unknown, they still managed to run out of gift cards after my girlfriend had received one. They didn't take down any names, so I'm pretty certain you can redo it multiple times.

When did you guys go was it early of the day?

These GCs stack as well. Just used 5 to purchase towards a laptop!

Quote from Slickdeezee : Gotta love Microsoft, still paying people to get them to use Bing. I wish they'd bring back that cashback program. That was epic.

Quote from Arale : What was the cashback program? o-o

i miss Bing.

Bing used to give you cashback (around 35% for Tmobile). Plus there were tricks you could do so that you could double dip (eg. combine Discover cashback with Bing cashback).

Actually, Q131109 in Bing gives more relevant results earlier than it does in Google.

If you're too lazy to try, it says "SUMMARY: When you run Explorapedia and use the Exploratron to look at the Earth spinning, the Earth rotates in the wrong direction."

I won a cpu and now I can win a t-shirt?

Kinda lame M$$$$$$$$$$$$

I'll enjoy my free cpu I won last time.