Microsoft launched a limited test of Outlook.com Premium back in 2016. This was a subscription-based service that anyone could sign-up for after the test period ended to gain access to a number of benefits including up to five personalized (custom) email addresses and an ad-free environment. Outlook.com Premium became available to users from the United States in the same year for an introductory price of $19.99 instead of the regular price of $49.99. Customers who wanted to use custom domains had to buy these extra, and the entire process of setting up custom domains was not exactly straightforward either. The… [Continue Reading]
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