Does Office 365 Home Premium come with ad-free outlook.com e-mail?

According to the upgrade offer for Premium that I received in my Outlook inbox, yes, O365 Home does supposedly come with Outlook Premium.  However, actually buying an O365 Home subscription through that offer doesn't actually give you Outlook Premium.  I've been trying to get an answer from MS about it and the first thing they told me was that the page I visited wasn't a Microsoft page (BS, it was an outlook.com URL, cert verified as MS) and then they referred me to this page.

If anyone wants to see the offer for themselves, take a look right here.

Well, Microsoft better wake up.  I won't use any of their products until they fix this.  I use Open Office for word processing and I use my Mac Mail program otherwise, as well as Mailplane.  I have not used MS since my first post here and I influence about 150 people in my organization.  MS must fix this or if they don't care then carry on losing.

I agree. I have an Office 365 Premium subscription and in Outlook.com I get the blue Upgrade to Premium button. When I click the button, a page appears prompting me to pay for Office 365 Premium, which I have already paid for.

It is total nonsense or else something is very awry with the Microsoft servers if they are unable to link my Outlook.com and Office 365 subscription, both of which use the same Microsoft account.

I scan regularly for such and thankfully, no such thing.

But, alas, gratefully after forcing it to go to the latest build and then reverting it again. My Microsoft Windows 10 64bit Pro PC no longer has adverts in the control panel.

I can only hope what ever code that initialised them in the first place has been revised.

My biggest problem now is contacting skype...

How does one go about contacting Skype?

I have tried to contact them via they're support page and what ever issue I select, it just sends me repeatably to the community....

Please, does anybody have the UK Telephone Number For Skype as they seem to do they're best not to provide you with it themselves....

I am wishing to close my Skype account, but not my Microsoft account. And in the Skype Account Settings Page, I am not provided with the link to delink my Microsoft account, just to change it's password, which I also do not want to do.

I do not believe my request to do so is confusing or illegal. I'd simply like to unlink my accounts so I can delete me Skype Account and keep my Microsoft Account. I fear asking, as more than likely, whom ever is in charge will probably still just delete both.

I have started to receive lots of messages from "Cam Girls" asking me if I'd like to pay for a viewing. And as they have become a regular nuisance, that one can not block, as they constantly just make new accounts. I am faced with no other option but to close my account.

I also object to whomever has given permission for these total strangers to be able to gather my details and contact arrangements as I've always been ex directory and have never given out my details to anybody.

So please, if anybody does know the support number for Skype here in the UK, please inform me, as I cant spend more time just going around in circle in the community help section.

Thanks, and kind regards

Richard

That is not what Upgrade to Outlook.com (Premium) web page states.