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Old 05-05-2020, 01:37 AM
paulfoel paulfoel is offline Licensing and moving to Office 365 personal Windows 10 Licensing and moving to Office 365 personal Office 2019
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Default Licensing and moving to Office 365 personal

Currently got Office 365 Online Essentials (Is it business basic now?) .... Think it cost me £60 for the year.
Renewal is £120. Way too expensive.





Obviously, its online only - software would be nice too.

Its for business use but its just me so only need ONE PC etc.

Microsoft office subscriptions confuse me....

I can get a microsoft personal 365 (which includes the software) for £42 a year....
BUT,

1. Can I downgrade from a business plan to a personal plan? (I did the export/import a year or so ago to switch plans and its hassle).
2. Can u use you're own domain (e.g. currently fred@abc.co.uk is my email address) with personal/home plans? (Or are stuck with hotmail etc)?



What is best option?
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