They can firmly state that they have no ability to monitor the authenticity of claims made in their advertized products and services, nor the companies that promote them. Many cost items can be contracted out, including site management and credit card processing. They recognize the high profitability and low overhead when using the eBay model. So many of them have setup online marketplace sections that are online versions of their old classfied sections. Whether it's a city newspaper site, PC World, ZDnet, MacWorld, etc., they're all struggling to survive with an online model to replace their declining print (ad) revenues. 'The two big caveats: You get a single key - which only works on a single computer - and there's no Microsoft OneDrive Cloud Storage included.' The Mac deal ends today, but the Windows deal extends through December 28th, according to CNET's article.

But compared to the online Microsoft 365 subscription suite that costs $10 per month or $100 per year, this downloadable version is a phenomenal bargain. Now, you can always opt to use the free online version of Microsoft Office (which has far fewer features).

However, this deal expires in just a few days, so be sure to get your order in soon.The offer, from StackSocial, applies to both the Windows and Mac version of the software. That's back at the lowest price we've ever seen, and a whopping 91% off the usual price of $349. You can ditch the subscription (with recurring charges) and snag a lifetime license of access to Microsoft's Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, OneNote, Publisher and Access for just $30. Meanwhile, over in the Microsoft ecosystem, CNET reports:

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