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My earlier price was below MYR300, but now it's above. :(
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A $50 increase on $100 is a 50% increase in price - even worse that 30%!!!! Sounds like the key problem facing the world at the moment -billionaire price gouging
I have just been through this with Live Chat and managed to request 'Classic' version to stay on the current pricing!
I'm in New Zealand - I have a MS 365 family license which is going up from $179 to $229 this year - a 28% increase in one year !
I don't see the extra benefits to justify this increase. We are struggling here with a cost of living vs income crisis. Not happy.
As I essentially only use Microsoft 365 for Word and Excel, I wish I could just pay for them.
Which platform did you end up with for $AUD40? very interested!