Club Bing

[2] Club Bing had also opened up to allow users to send a percentage of tickets earned in a game to a charity or school of their choice.

[citation needed] In 2015, Blockdot co-founder Dan Ferguson started a new game company called Groove Jones.

There was a limit of one item per household (based on account holder address) of each hardware and software product, and they could only be shipped in the United States.

As part of Microsoft's Search and Give program, tickets earned in Club Bing could also be donated to schools, libraries, wildlife preserves, conservation initiatives, hospitals, museums, and charities.

However, programmers quickly began making bots for Club Bing that automatically entered all of the anagrams to all of the puzzles.