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15-Month Microsoft 365 Family Subscription (6-Users, Email Delivery) Expired
$70
$99.99
Walmart.com has 15-Month Microsoft 365 Family Subscription (6-Users, Email Delivery) for $69.99.
Thanks to community members SorinMC42 & imro for finding this deal.
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- About this deal:
- This price is $30 lower (30% savings) than the $99.99 list price.
- About this product:
- Share with up to 5 other people
- Use on Windows PCs, Macs, iPads, iPhones, Android tablets & phones
- Premium Office apps including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook
- 1 TB of OneDrive cloud storage for each person
- Ad-free Outlook email & calendars
- Advanced writing assistance with Microsoft Editor
- Premium features in Family Safety mobile app
- Advanced file and email security
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Edited November 20, 2021
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Everywhere else seems to be $99. Lowest price I could fine for the family plan.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Micros.../620341970
Update: Amazon has matched the price. Useful for the ones that have a managed subscription.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Micros.../620341970
Update: Amazon has matched the price. Useful for the ones that have a managed subscription.
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Last Edited by Melanie254
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if you don't like to buy a subscription then Microsoft Office 2021 Professional Plus [softkeyworld.com] for only $38.99 would be your best deal, because it's One times payment. You will get an additional 35% Off by using this coupon code: BLACK35 in softkeyworld.
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I'm sure we will get the goofy posts about how it is dumb to pay a subscription for Word and Excel when you can use other options for free, even though the main reason I use M365 is for the 1TB of cloud storage
Thanks for posting, OP!
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Seems to be. Sold by Walmart and not a third party.
People just TD everything on here
I'm sure we will get the goofy posts about how it is dumb to pay a subscription for Word and Excel when you can use other options for free, even though the main reason I use M365 is for the 1TB of cloud storage
I'm sure we will get the goofy posts about how it is dumb to pay a subscription for Word and Excel when you can use other options for free, even though the main reason I use M365 is for the 1TB of cloud storage
True. I ordered. My 15 months from Costco expires in March. 5% back with PayPal/Chase.
I ordered again, this time with card instead of PayPal and they sent me the key. Weird. Must have been because of different email address.
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Thanks for posting, OP!
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Jan or Feb typical $50 for a year and throw in some av license. MSFT likes to boost subscription revenue the beginning of 2h which is Jan Feb. That is also when they change all their partner programs.
You can stack the subscription for years as long as it's the same license and not managed by a third party (Amazon, bby, etc)
I guess the sudden boost in popularity of the service and the shakeup of the storage market changed everything. I do hope things go back to normal ASAP but atm I'll just grasp every deal (albeit far less good looking compared to before) I can...