Microsoft 365 Personal 2019 subscription stacking

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Gordy7

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#306379 17-Jul-2023 19:30

Stacking has previously been discussed on GZ here but is now locked:

https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=45&topicid=303104

I am about to renew my new 2022 MS 365 Personal subscription.

What happens if I renew with a 2019 sub which is only supported until Oct 2023?

Will my existing 2022 sub provide extended support even if I add a 2019 sub.

Heathcotes are offering MS 365 Personal 2019 for $83.30.

https://www.heathcotes.co.nz/products/qq2-01397-microsoft-office-365-personal-1y-licence-medialess-2019?

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#3105193 17-Jul-2023 19:37

You can stack 5 years plus of Office 365 licenses on your account. I buy them when the retailers have sales of them. I'm currently loaded up to March 2028

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#3105227 17-Jul-2023 20:47

Not sure why they have 2019 in there??
Microsoft 365 subscriptions include ongoing updates and are not any year in particular.

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#3105344 18-Jul-2023 09:01

CYaBro: Not sure why they have 2019 in there??
Microsoft 365 subscriptions include ongoing updates and are not any year in particular.

Yes... The Heathcotes' website advert is a little confusing.

The picture shows Microsoft 365 Personal.

The text shows Microsoft Office 365 Personal 1 Year Licence Medialess - 2019.

The part number shown QQ2-01397 appears to be correct and is shown on several other retailer websites.

Just being wary... when something appears too good to be true... check... in this case it appears to be genuinely true. 😀

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#3105352 18-Jul-2023 09:27

It looks like the Office 365 keycode in a box. Not sure why it say 2019 unless it's just a copy > paste template they've used.

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