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pleccy:
Thanks for this. do you know if they are stackable? i.e can i buy 3 of them to get 3 years of subscription on the same MS account?
Yes, I've had a few years stacked up when I got a cheap deal.
Remember to get the extra month (12 + 1) for each subscription as per instructions below. You should turn auto renew off after you've loaded the subscriptions if you don't want Microsoft to sell you the 4th year subscription at the RRP (Recommended Retail Price).
https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=164&topicid=207502
Edited to correct my wrong instructions. 
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Hammerer:
Remember to get the extra month (12 + 1) for each subscription as per instructions below. You should turn auto renew off after you've loaded the subscriptions if you don't want Microsoft to sell you the 4th year subscription at the RRP (Recommended Retail Price).
https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=164&topicid=207502
Edited to correct my wrong instructions.
No longer works for me!
This had worked for the last seven years. I started in March and am now at October so I've had seven free months. But this no longer appears to work as I didn't get prompted to turn on recurring billing when I added the new product key earlier today. My existing sub expires October 2019 and this additional sub expires in October 2020. So I didn't receive a free month.
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dunnersdude: How are individual users managed? Could I add other family members simply using their email addrsss or is it more convoluted than that?
It's as simple as that. See the screenshot of my Microsoft Account | Services & Subscriptions | Office 365 | Sharing.
You can send them an invite in an email message. You can cancel the invite if you want to resend to a different email address or if they no longer want the invite.
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