Microsoft Outlook Premium On Its Way, ADD FREE, Custom Domains

GEEX

5 April 2016

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Microsoft have rolled out a Premium version of Outlook as an invite only to select customers while they test it out

 

If you have Office 365 you will get it free, if not, around £3 a month with the first year being free.

What this gets you is 5 free personalised domain names instead of the standard Outlook address.

You also will have an ADD FREE inbox, with NO ADD Banner or popups to annoy you.

 

Microsoft have partnered with GODADDY to arrange this. its still in the pilot phase but within the next few months it should be rolled out worldwide.

 

We can see this becoming a popular service from Microsoft, were even a little surprised it has taken this long for such a thing. Its very innovative and for £3 a month, it wont break the bank (even if some are already calling it a rip-off)

 

If you don’t want to wait for this service, CALL GEEX and we can arrange all of this for you Today

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