Best place to buy Microsoft Office 2016 licence

[Big Frank]

Does anyone know the best (cheapest) place to buy a licence key for Microsoft office?

Just read some feedback on amazon and apparently there are sellers selling stolen corporate Microsoft office licence keys, some people are paying for a key they can't use and others are having their software randomly deactivated due to a blocked licence key.

I'd like to get a licence key cheap from a reputable vendor, any suggestions?

 

[Big Frank]

It's just for home use which is why I'm not willing to pay a ridiculous price for it.

I don't know anyone who still has an active dreamspark/imagine subscription. Mines expired last year

 

[Big Frank]

Yeah I seen it on electronic first for 12 quid but it did say that it would need a new key if it was to be installed which is crap.

 

[Big Frank]

Does your employer have a Microsoft home use programme?
If they do then you can get a legit full package key for £10-15 direct from MS.

Outside of that if it’s just basic work processing and spreadsheets just use google docs.

I have office 2016 on my work laptop but I don't want to have to use it for personal use. I'll probably try a free vendor it's really not worth paying more than 20 quid for it considering how little I use it.

 

[Big Frank]

Do you require 'Microsoft Office' if you require a office suite install Libreoffice and save yourself some £.

I seen that I'll give it a shot.

 

[Big Frank]

Try Office Online - https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/p/office-online/9nblggh4v88g

It is quite basic but is free and perfectly fine for home use. You can get it on Chrome as well.

Thanks I used it last week it's not bad at least it is a basic alternative.

 

[Big Frank]

If you don't need 2016 but still need full Microsoft compatibility (e.g. for vba etc) then older copies can be had cheap. E.g. A "retail" (including media) Office 2007 Home&Student is around £15 used.

Not compatible on windows 10 though.