Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
You, Microsoft, should be fixing your dodgy product, you’ve caused it, you fix it.
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According to the offer Outlook is supposed to be ad free after signing up for a paid subscription.
I paid for a yearly subscription and still get ads in Outlook.
I tried, repairing, resetting, uninstalling and reinstalling the Outlook App yet the ads still won't go away.
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Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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You, Microsoft, should be fixing your dodgy product, you’ve caused it, you fix it.
Yes, I get up to 10 a day after paying! Absolute ripoff, keep reporting, as long as they keep getting money no care whatsoever for customers.
I am having this issue too as well.
Microsoft doesn't appear to have resolved this. I have been a paying subscriber for years now. I have Office365 Family edition ($99.99/year) and yet I'm seeing ads in my Mail that I shouldn't be seeing and no option to turn it off.
For as much money as they charge, I shouldn't be seeing any ads!!!!
Me too! Seems to be lots, too greedy Microsoft. Don’t ask your customers to fix your stuff up, YOU fix it! WE’RE already paying YOU.
I just renewed my Office 365 subscription and now I’m getting annoying ads on Outlook, it’s really annoying and I feel my money has been taken under false pretenses. I’m starting to think that the best solution would be to cancel my subscription and drop outlook.