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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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If we are paying a subscription to Office 365, we should not be seeing ads in outlook.com.
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Office whether lifetime license or subscription license does not include any mail account, you simply add the mail account you use
In any case, I too have an Office 365 Home Premium (5-user account subscription) and I get ads too on both the new Outlook Mail (on one associated user account with my subscription has been upgraded to Outlook Mail) and my other accounts still have the old Outlook.com which also has ads on the side.
* I thought I would respond to this old thread as one user under my subscription has been upgraded and it still gets ads.
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Yes, I've done that, and that works just fine.
Also, I should update my previous post and say that since that day I have not had a single issue with exceeding daily message limits.
Oddly, I had already verified and done all the other multiple-layer security theater steps the day before I had the message limit problem. However, it appears that it required longer than I expected for the limit to be lifted.
I advise patience to new account holders. Definitely verify your account and all that, then be patient for a couple of days until the limit is lifted.
At least that was my experience. I wouldn't dream of speaking for Microsoft, and can't guarantee those results for others.