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Microsoft is still taking away options and raising the price. For example, I used to buy a non-cloud/non-subscription license through the Home Use Program. It
by MerelyMortal 5y ago
Microsoft is still taking away options and raising the price.
For example, I used to buy a non-cloud/non-subscription license through the Home Use Program. It used to be relatively cheap.
Now that option is not available, they only sell a slightly discounted cloud/subscription ($60/year vs $99/year).
- CubsFan1060 5y agoSo not only are subscriptions "bad", but they are not allowed to raise their prices either?
- MerelyMortal 5y agoTheir non-cloud/non-subscription license is still the same price, they just removed the discounted option and replaced it with a higher priced subscription option. It looks like they want to dissuade as many people as possible from their non-cloud/non-subscription option.