Update: This popular deal is still available with new lower prices.
Groupon has
Microsoft Office 2021 Product Keys on sale below when you apply gift code
PROMO.
Thanks community member
sandc4e for sharing this deal
Available Options (prices below after code
PROMO):
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About these Microsoft Office 2021 Keys:
- One Time Purchase - Lifetime
- One Time Activation
- Microsoft Office Access
- Microsoft Office Excel
- Microsoft Office OneNote
- Microsoft Office Outlook
- Microsoft Office PowerPoint
- Microsoft Office Publisher
- Microsoft Office Skype for Business
- Microsoft Office Teams
- Microsoft Office Word
Microsoft Office 2021 Home and Business Product Key:
- For 1 Mac - 1 User
- Lifetime activation
- Microsoft Office Word
- Microsoft Office Excel
- Microsoft Office PowerPoint
- Microsoft Office Outlook
- Microsoft Office Teams
- Microsoft Office OneNote
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Second, this is not Office 365 in case anyone was confused. It's Office 2021 Home and Business (a retail product) meant for home business users.
Third, these do not include the 1TB OneDrive that is included in Microsoft 365. This is just apps.
If you don't need cloud storage, and just need apps, and want to take a shot that these keys are legit, I guess $20 isn't a big gamble. This product (legit license) is $250 from Microsoft [microsoft.com]. If you think you get the same thing for $20 then this deal is for you.
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There's no difference between one of their codes bought through Groupon or a site in Italy, India or Indonesia - except they know Americans are willing to pay significantly more for the same codes. So they rotate short-term "deals" between U.S. media marketplace sites. They push "ACT NOW", "LIFETIME LICENSE" and "EQUAL TO STORE BOUGHT CODES" to get fast sales.
They're all in the same re-purposed re-used off-license category that can be flagged by Microsoft at any future time. They guarantee install (eventually) during the credit-card chargeback period, but they don't guarantee them permanently. We can't go through the marketplace site afterwards for future problems because they state that they are only a financial transaction hub, like eBay.
"It installs" does not equal "it's yours for life", but will likely work for a few years, unless it fails to immediately install. The same with buying keys for Ferrari online. It may work for a year or ten, or not at a all - but you are definitely NOT the life longer owner.
Paying $25 is getting you no better product quality, or authenticity, or product life, than paying $2-$10 on an international site. Groupon is giving you ZERO added authenticity or added value, outside of a 30 day return window, that coincides with your credit card chargeback period.
U.S. based marketplace sites do well selling these global codes because they can charge significantly more for these codes, while offering nothing more in return (except its site brand recognition). Instead, people should pay $2-$10 and donate the extra ($15-$23) to a local charity in their area.
Alternatively, one could purchase a genuine product, sourced directly from Microsoft, via an Authorized dealer/distributor that guarantees that it's yours for life, and unlimited RE-INSTALLS (if de-install, then re-install for a newer computer or updated storage drive).
I'm not saying that buying this category of install codes is bad, but paying ridiculously more for a code purely because one recognizes the U.S.-based Marketplace site is wasteful. You can extended the life of your (temporary) install code by avoiding major upgrades, reinstalling, changing drives, moving to another computer, etc. After your credit card chargeback period, you have ZERO warranty or install guarantee from anyone.
Lastly, the international install-code finding group still gets your name, address, phone, and perhaps more, whether you purchase from Groupon, Stack Social, etc. They request that as part of their agreement so they know who ended up with a code. Use a fake name to avoid personal details being sent to a group located in a non-Western country. No one honestly believes that their purchase details are being given by the global finder to Microsoft? I bet some do! That's so funny.
Second, this is not Office 365 in case anyone was confused. It's Office 2021 Home and Business (a retail product) meant for home business users.
Third, these do not include the 1TB OneDrive that is included in Microsoft 365. This is just apps.
If you don't need cloud storage, and just need apps, and want to take a shot that these keys are legit, I guess $20 isn't a big gamble. This product (legit license) is $250 from Microsoft [microsoft.com]. If you think you get the same thing for $20 then this deal is for you.
Already had Office 365 installed from work account.
Registered this purchase to personal account.
Word said I needed to update/patch software (because it's Professional Plus).
Worked smoothly.
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Yes, let's notify everyone these are not officially licensed resellers with direct installation, activation, and support through Microsoft.
As a deal, and speaking in reality:
This is a good price for the product. ~$21 is the price of ~3 months of Office 365 monthly subscription. So if I get 3 months of use from it, I lost nothing.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us...ffice-2021 [microsoft.com]
(I still have Office 2013 installed on my Surface Pro 4 and it works fine for occasional word processing in a pinch.)
Same product but only $19.98. Use code PROMO to save 15% = $16.98. Add any other codes if your account qualifies.
Says you can order 5 vs 3 listed in the OP's link.
Downloaded and authenticated just fine. Happy to have excel again, libreoffice was good for free, but I'm so used to real excel using it every day at work.
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