Microsoft 365 Family | 12-Month Subscription, Up to 6 People | Word, Excel, PowerPoint | 1TB OneDrive Cloud Storage | PC/MAC Instant Download | Activation Required

Easy to install. My subscription was running out so I had to just buy a new one as opposed to just extending the subscription I had. That one is on Microsoft. I liked that I just opened the email, clicked the link and it installed on all my family PCs. Much better than having to punch in a bunch of text.

Update (one day after original purchase for $59.99):First, I see two reviews that said that it did not extend their current subscription with Microsoft but instead created a new separate subscription (which would be terrible). For me, it did extend my current subscription. I logged into Microsoft, went to the "redeem.microsoft.com" address, made sure my login still showed on that page, and then entered the code. The bad thing about this situation is that not knowng what will happen would make anyone reluctant to buy this subscription on Amazon regardless of price. At the $99.99 price, I would definitely not buy this on Amazon.Second, I see that the price has returned to $99.99. The interesting thing to me (and it's why I thought that the $59.99 price might have been "permanent") is that the renewal disclaimer just below the purchase price said yesterday that the renewal next year would be at the $59.99 price and that's what it says still on my subscription page.=========================================================Original "review"Note that this is not a review of MS Office 365 but an FYI on this Amazon item and how it seems to work. I was already a subscriber to Microsoft 365 Family and was being charged $99.99 per year by Microsoft. So, when I saw this today for $59.99 on Amazon, it was an easy decision to buy.It appears from everything I can see, that you are actually dealing with two different subscriptions; one with Amazon and one with Microsoft. I am NOT saying that you will have two separate subscriptions for Microsoft Office and there is an easy way to fix this when you want to.In my case, my renewal date for MS Office is November 18 with Microsoft. Buying this item on Amazon on June 25, I entered the code from Amazon on the Microsoft "redeem.microsoft.com" site and it extended the subscription for one year to November 18 of next year. However, on June 25 of next year I will be charged by Amazon at the same $59.99 rate. Simply put, if I do nothing, there is now a 5 month offset in these two subscriptions.For me, I'm going to keep watching this listing and if it looks like this is a "permanent" price, i will likely cancel my Amazon subscription and buy it again next November so that the timing matches. Either way, if you use Microsoft Office 365 or intend to, this is a great price compared to buying directly from Microsoft.There is nothing intentionally decptive in this listing, but it is a little confusing as you are buying an Amazon subscription that you redeem with Microsoft via code for a subscription for Office.If you are a new subscriber for MS Office 365, none of these caveats apply; at $59.99 its a great deal.

Bought this to upgrade my single use license from Amazon. Asked Best Buy to cancel my single user license. But Best Buy made cancellation at end of month. So I learned that I could not install using the same email as you can only have 1 license per an email address. I wanted to keep the same email as it's how you log onto your One Drive, and I bought the new license to share with family and they needed it now. Microsoft said they'd help me set up on a "temporary" email and when Best Buy released the original email they'd help me to transfer from temp to original email. Except they lied. When I returned to transfer to my original email they said we can't do that. And sent me to Amazon. Amazon said they cannot make that kind of change only Microsoft could They offered to contact Microsoft and help me. They stayed involved until the bitter end. Microsoft said oops, sorry, very sorry. But sorry did nothing for my new dilemma. I said they could at least help me move my data from the old One Drive to the new. They sent me a link! A link which states there is no automated way, this must be done manually. Expect to set aside several hours! The great and powerful Microsoft would not help, I don't believe they cannot help. Well I had to move my data because Microsoft kept sending emails about paying for the One Drive space or else. That my data would be frozen until I don't know. I wasn't taking any chances with what would happen to my data. This was all because Microsoft lied about using a "temporary" email. All I have now is to warn others about how unhelpful Microsoft can be. No surprise there. But you may not know that you cannot change the email account your license is tied to. However I really wanted to commend Amazon as they took the time to actually help me dispute having no blame. Microsoft offered this advice, I could uninstall the software, return the purchase, repurchase the software, have my family also uninstall Office, then start all over again. Beware.