Microsoft offers
Verified College Students: 12 Months of Microsoft 365 Personal (New Accounts only) for
Free.
Thanks to Community Member
TomB4719 for posting this deal.
Note: Microsoft 365 Personal includes productivity apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, 1TB of cloud storage, and advanced security for PC, Mac, iOS, and Android.
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Microsoft 365 Personal here is mainly a 1TB OneDrive play, with the full Office apps, Copilot, device sign in on up to five devices, and ad free email as extras. Enrollment appears to need only an .edu address for verification, and the license can stack in some cases or run through 2030. The free year can be followed by $5 per month, which is framed as a solid price for the storage. The main catch is that school email access can disappear after graduation, and the offer may not work for every existing account.
The offer includes 1TB of secure OneDrive cloud storage for personal use.
The subscription provides updated Office apps as a useful side perk.
The post-free pricing is cited as $5 per month for 1TB of cloud storage.
The deal can stack onto an existing Microsoft 365 Personal subscription when a working old student email is used.
Eligibility can fail when a .edu email is revoked after graduation or after years of inactivity.
Canceling recurring billing can still produce an error while an existing subscription remains active.
The signup may not work on a newly purchased laptop except through the web option.
The offer may not stack with an existing account in some cases.
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Like you can 'borrow' a game, software, or a movie that expires and you no longer own it.
This so called offer is betting on people using it for a while (1 yr) put alot of data on it and then lock it up so if they need access they have to pay more money.
It's another Too Big to Fail businesses that Microsoft has evolved into doing anything and everything that makes them suck up the money in the economy.
Can you explain how you did that?
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