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Originally Posted by GtrsRGr8
Ostensibly to commemorate or celebrate or something else Windows 10's one-year anniversary, Microsoft is offering 4 months of free music. It is connected with Microsoft Groove and their "Music Pass."
I don't quite see how there ends up being 4 months of free music, but I'll just quote what they say:
Up to 4 months of free music
From now to July 31st, get up to 4 months of music for free when you sign up for a Music Pass.* If your're brand new to Groove, enjoy your free month-long trial. After your first billed month, we'll email you a code for 3 more months - 90 days - of music, on the house. Get millions of songs wherever you roll, plus artist radio, playlists, and custom mixes made just for you. But hurry - this deal ends in a flash.
Are they saying that you get a free month, then you pay for the second one, and then when you do pay for the second one, you'll get a code for the next 3 months free? If so, that means that you will get five months for the price of one. But I may not be interpreting correctly what they're saying. What do you think?
Anyway, here's a webpage where you can go to find out all about it and sign up if you're so inclined.
Speaking of Windows 10, tomorrow (Friday) is the last day that Win 8/8.1 users can get Windows 10 free. |
Win 7 users too.
And yes, I think you read that correctly.