15-Month Microsoft 365 Family (6-Users) + Norton 360 Antivirus (1-Device) EXPIRED

Not as good as last time, but my renewal was coming up anyway and now I can get away from Amazon managing my subscription.

Thanks!

What is the best recent price on this?

I am confused. Please help me out. I have two laptops and two desktops spread around four different cities. Two of them are mine. Would this cover all of them? The The verbiage one device makes me question. Thank you in advance!

Quote from surferjd : I am confused. Please help me out. I have two laptops and two desktops spread around four different cities. Two of them are mine. Would this cover all of them? The The verbiage one device makes me question. Thank you in advance!

Office would, Norton would not. But most people aren't buying this for Norton, they're buying it because it's $20 off retail of o365.

Quote from TwiceOver : Office would, Norton would not. But most people aren't buying this for Norton, they're buying it because it's $20 off retail of o365.

Better than $20 off retail since this is 15 months not 12

Quote from Hogan773 : Better than $20 off retail since this is 15 months not 12

Well, yeah, that too. lol.

Quote from surferjd : I am confused. Please help me out. I have two laptops and two desktops spread around four different cities. Two of them are mine. Would this cover all of them? The The verbiage one device makes me question. Thank you in advance!

For Office 365, yes. The family subscription is good for 6 users and each user can install office on up to 5 devices. I can't speak regarding Norton because I don't use it.

Will see a lot of Ebay listings for people trying to get any cash they can for a Norton 360 subscription haha

I finally sprung for 365 yesterday actually when Windows popped up an offer to upgrade to 365 Family for 1 year for $49.99. I have been eyeing 365 for a couple weeks now, as I wanted to get some "real" cloud storage solution for photos and videos where I could keep original file quality. Amazon was going to work for pictures but not videos. I THOUGHT I would just use Google Photos as my "worst case" backup in addition to multiple physical HDDs, but not only is Google going to end free, I realized that their free "high quality" backups are still pretty compressed vs my original. Probably still fine as I can't tell much visually, but would be a shame to lose the original bitrates on video files etc just because I am too cheap to pay $50 a year for real cloud storage. Once I realized that OneDrive can preserve all my folder structures etc (like 2012 Pictures, 2013 Pictures, etc) AND I can hunt down discounted renewals, I decided to jump in. I may convert to Personal at some point because my kids and wife don't really need 1TB of storage, but for $49.99 for the Family I figured I should bite in case the offer didn't pop up again.....

The Norton indicates it's a subscription that auto renews. Would it auto renew if I do not intend to use it? I'm assuming that it would auto renew for the person redeeming the code and it's not tied to my Newegg account.

Quote from Hogan773 : I finally sprung for 365 yesterday actually when Windows popped up an offer to upgrade to 365 Family for 1 year for $49.99. I have been eyeing 365 for a couple weeks now, as I wanted to get some "real" cloud storage solution for photos and videos where I could keep original file quality. Amazon was going to work for pictures but not videos. I THOUGHT I would just use Google Photos as my "worst case" backup in addition to multiple physical HDDs, but not only is Google going to end free, I realized that their free "high quality" backups are still pretty compressed vs my original. Probably still fine as I can't tell much visually, but would be a shame to lose the original bitrates on video files etc just because I am too cheap to pay $50 a year for real cloud storage. Once I realized that OneDrive can preserve all my folder structures etc (like 2012 Pictures, 2013 Pictures, etc) AND I can hunt down discounted renewals, I decided to jump in. I may convert to Personal at some point because my kids and wife don't really need 1TB of storage, but for $49.99 for the Family I figured I should bite in case the offer didn't pop up again.....

Where's the 49.99 ad?

Quote from rickandelisa : The Norton indicates it's a subscription that auto renews. Would it auto renew if I do not intend to use it? I'm assuming that it would auto renew for the person redeeming the code and it's not tied to my Newegg account.

Yes. When you install it, Norton will require a credit card, will turn on auto-renewal, and in 11 months (not 12) it renews at Full Inflated Retail (I think 85 bucks)! (Although you can turn it off on Norton's website right after installation. )

If you don't plan to install Norton, no need to worry about auto-renewal.

(I hate this new auto-renewal BS Norton is pulling.)

I purchased a similar deal a few months ago from Amazon, two of them actually. I haven't activated either one yet because after the purchase I read horror stories of amazon managing the 365 sub.

https://slickdeals.net/f/14656694-12-month-microsoft-365-family-subscription-w-auto-renewal-50-amazon-gift-card-99-99-free-shipping-via-amazon?v=1

Am I able to buy this Newegg deal, activate that first then add Amazon subs? Not sure if that would work since the Amazon subs are managed by Amazon and not Microsoft directly.

Anyone who has suggestions or experience I would really appreciate your assistance.