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My earlier price was below MYR300, but now it's above. :(
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I ended up cancelling my MS subscription and getting a refund. I only had it a few days and realised that I can get exactly the same user experience on another platform for $40AUD per year. MS subscription offered me nothing extra that I couldn't already get elsewhere. Very disappointed.
Can you hint at what the other platform is? My challenge is I need to be able to open and save to Word format for collaboration with clients.
I don’t mind hinting What Program it iS.
If you want an alternative, you can try the online versions of Excel, Word and PowerPoint, which are available via OneDrive online at https://onedrive.live.com.
Or, if you prefer something that lets you save locally, try open source software such as LibreOffice.
It has gone up in Australia too. From $11.00 a month to $16. Again totally outside of inflation and a disgusting price gouge when people are already suffering with the cost of living. How they can justify it I have no idea. I will be unsubscribing before my next billing cycle and moving solely over to my included Apple equivalent programs.
I just hope Microsoft can survive, they must be really hurting financially to increase their prices so much...pffft