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Does an Office 365 Home Premium subscription come with ad-free outlook.com e-mail, or would I still need to pay an additional $20/year?
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I agree with the above. However, the lack of custom domain support in Home is irritating and a deterrent for people moving from Google Apps. I know I can forward email but I was under the impression (perhaps my fault) that I was also paying for a solid email provision too.
No consumer Office version includes any mail account, it does in most cases include MS Outlook a mail client to which you add the mail provider of your choice
outlook.com is a completely separate service
And THIS is a bad decision by Microsoft! (Hence no one wanting to step forward and say "no" right away. So kudos to Daniel for having the guts.)
The basic issue here is why should subscribers use the same product as a non-subscriber? People who subscribe expect better features than those who don't.
The better decision would be: If there are any Ad-Free versions of any Office Online product, they should automatically be a part of an Office 365 subscription!
Not allowing this is confusing (and frustrating).
Guys
in the end of the day, is it supposed to be ad-free outlook if you have office365 ?
I am in the same situation.
Systems are only as strong and the people running them. I realize. My accountant lost her GMail account because she escorted the problem in. We fixed that. You say you are older than me. wow dude, you are old! I'm 61 at the next birthday. If this blog can be written in black and white, whey can't they fix the CSS to make outlook the same? I too wear glasses for reading, but I know that at least a dozen manangers at my work rejected Outlook because of the interface. The flat interface looks stupid, but I get that they want to change. Even my mac went to the flat look with Yosemite. Sheeple. Liberals. It's all part of the social engineering... I get that. But this blog is nice and easy to read. Why screw up your flagship office apps by making it more difficult?