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I used special offer for Microsoft 365 Family (not on Amazon though, but it should be the same) and added it before current one expired, and now my subscription expires on 2027.
Is 'Stacking' of Family Microsoft 365 subscriptions possible?
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Note: This question relates to aFamily (personal) version of Microsoft 365, not a business version (For some reason that option is not offered in the 'Select a child subitem tag' dropdown box, when entering the query details)
My Question:
I have recently purchased a Family Microsoft 365 subscription, from an online retailer, and have over 11 months to run before the subscription renews.
Today, on Amazon Prime I noticed that a new subscription is half price. If I purchase that subscription, and login to my personal account to redeem the product key, will it 'stack' the subscription on top of the existing 11 months remaining subscription time, to give me an additional 12 months of subscription to Microsoft 365?
Microsoft 365 and Office | Install, redeem, activate | For business | MacOS
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Stefan Blom 3,416 Reputation points MVP Volunteer Moderator2025-07-11T00:23:28.75+00:00 Side-note: As you have noticed, "for business" is the only option at the moment, but "for home" will be added later on.
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Pavle Pekovic 5 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator2025-07-11T07:49:21.79+00:00