Article 6A72Y Amazon will give you a $50 gift card when you buy a year of Microsoft 365 Family

Amazon will give you a $50 gift card when you buy a year of Microsoft 365 Family

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Sarah Fielding
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If you've been waiting to purchase Microsoft 365 Family, now might be the right time. Amazon is offering a 12-month subscription for $100, down from $150 - plus a $50 Amazon gift card. Basically, you save $50 and get another $50 in spending money, not so bad.

Your purchase includes all the usual Microsoft programs - Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook etc. - and 1 TB of OneDrive cloud storage for easy sharing of photos and files across your devices.

Microsoft 365 is available to download immediately for up to six family members on PCs or Macs. The Amazon gift card, on the other hand, will arrive in the mail. It has no expiration date so as long as you don't lose the little card somewhere, you can hold onto it for a while.

If you choose to buy the family package, do yourself a favor and set a calendar reminder for just under a year from now. The subscription will auto-renew annually and there's nothing worse than finding out through a credit card statement. If you love it, great. If not, you'll have the option to cancel.

This deal isn't completely new as Amazon offered the same one-day discount at the end of January. If you regretted skipping it then, here's your chance. But, you have to think fast, this deal is literally here today, gone tomorrow.

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