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Posted 9 May 2024
Microsoft Office 365 Personal: 12 Months (+ 3 Free) & McAfee Anti Virus
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Looking for a renewal, as my subscription ends soon. Best price available from a reputable source I can see at present.
Family option available too at £52.99
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Microsoft 365 Personal includes 1 TB of cloud storage, advanced security features, and innovative apps all in one plan. McAfee Total Protection includes award-winning antivirus which blocks viruses, malware, ransomware, spyware and unwanted programs from your devices.
Amazon.co.uk's Return Policy: Regardless of your statutory right of withdrawal, you enjoy a 30-day right of return for many products. For exceptions and conditions, see Return details
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Family option available too at £52.99
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Microsoft 365 Personal includes 1 TB of cloud storage, advanced security features, and innovative apps all in one plan. McAfee Total Protection includes award-winning antivirus which blocks viruses, malware, ransomware, spyware and unwanted programs from your devices.
- Microsoft 365: For one person. Use on up to 5 devices simultaneously. Works on PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets
- Microsoft 365: 1 TB (1,000 GB) of secure cloud storage
- Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote with offline access, premium features, and customizable templates. Outlook ad-free secure email
- Microsoft 365: Microsoft Editor advanced spelling, grammar, and writing assistance. Clipchamp video editor with premium filters and effects. Expanded content library of high-quality photos, icons, fonts, videos, and audio
- Microsoft 365: Microsoft Defender advanced security for your personal data and devices. OneDrive ransomware protection for your files and photos. Contact support via chat or email to get help when you need it
- McAfee Total Protection: Includes award-winning antivirus which blocks viruses, malware, ransomware, spyware and unwanted programs from your devices
Amazon.co.uk's Return Policy: Regardless of your statutory right of withdrawal, you enjoy a 30-day right of return for many products. For exceptions and conditions, see Return details
Useful Links:
Customer Service
Amazon Prime
Returns & Replacements
My Account
Gift Cards
Some links to possibly useful Free Trials:
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sorted byDigital so non-refundable, expensive day as I was supposed to be stacking in my family account.
e.g. Add 2 personal and (then lastly) 1 family, and you get 3 family on account.
This used to mean 3 years of family, or 12+3 x 3yrs.
I understand, MS, now reduces the Personal Sub Time Remaining period by 15%, perhaps as an upgrade tax (from personal to family). One can find both, old and newer explanations, from MS, on web search.
So, you should ADD your/any Personal Sub/s first. Only then buy/add a family sub, and thus add that (last). All data is supposed to be preserved for 30 days or so, while subs change over.
Please let us know if the 12+3 personal, is carried over to Family Sub time in its Full Entirety, or Reduced by 15%. (edited)
On a more serious note, Windows Defender is all a regular user needs.
This isn't great as you can regularly get the family version for around this price (edited)
More and more fed up with this message appearing, under numerous scenarios. At basic level, it wastes a lot of people’s time.
But, This is the worst kind of censorship, the worst way to undermine democracy, the worse way to devalue free speech.
If someone is alleged to have said/written something inappropriate, then moderators need to demonstrate their reasons, and the community be able to see the alleged transgression, so we can understand if poster or moderators are the problem, where any mistake was made.
Likewise, if someone writes a post, and later regrets it, the community should still be able to see the mistake. Unless misrepresentation, deceit, coverup is the guiding principle.
The mental health thread of recent times, was a prime example of a major ‘safeguarding’ and ‘duty of care’ failure by the moderators, site and community. Shame, and yet the high moral ground is taken, with facts undermined and truth tellers vilified.
Ebay, do you reckon?