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

I think the simple answer in NO.

If you purchase Office 365 Home (which comes with a basic Outlook subscription), you need to buy the additional subscription to OUTLOOK do that you receive the full service version without any ads.

I pay $AUD37.95 per annum for OUTLOOK and $AUD12 per month for Office 365 Home. I have no problems with either service.

Microsoft is a "For Profit" business. Expect to pay and you will not be disappointed!

The answer is No, by the way. "Outlook.com" is a separate service from "Office 365". The latter which just happens to include a subscription licence to an application called Outlook.  Subscribing to one service does not include the other.

Thanks Microsoft, for not confusing the issue </s>.

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Wanted to switch to outlook.com from other email providers since I pay for Ofice 365. Just noticed that Outlook.com displays ads even if I'm a paying for Office 365, and went online to clarify things. Before I go on to conclusions the following should be noted:

1. I'm even having problems logging into the main Microsoft Office 365 login page (with this charming url): https://login.microsoftonline.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&rpsnv=4&ct=1471429711&rver=6.7.6640.0&wp=MCMBI&wreply=https%3a%2f%2fportal.office.com%2flanding.aspx%3ftarget%3d%252fdefault.aspx%253fwa%253dwsignin1.0&lc=1033&id=501392&msafed=0&client-request-id=7fe0b135-3aa7-4df0-80fb-5e28a1700d27

It's giving me some live.com isn't in our system message.

Now the central issues:

1. Office 365 gives you online access to every MS office program without adds. The only MS Office (and Outlook.com should be a part of MS Office) in which you get ads is Outlook.com. 
2. I find a forum thread in which frustrated users express their disappointment by asking a simple question, that took support ages to answer. The answer was that you can remove ads in a program that should be part of the office suite that you're already paying for, only by paying for another subscription.
3. I'm not moving my mail anywhere near outlook.com, live.com or whatever this MS webmail is.

Best. 

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The real problem is not the ads. The real problem is the super low daily message limit!

If I had known about this, I'd have gone with a different email service. Too late though, as I've already notified all my clients of the change to the Outlook.com account.

This has got to STOP!