nlinecomputers
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The problem of course is the huge gray market. Even if your copy is legitimate you can have your key stolen or replicated by key generators. So someone else tries to use the key and it gets blacklisted and removed from your account. And Microsoft doesn't notify you when they do that. If that key was the only reason you had a Microsoft Account and you do not log in to the account it's considered abandoned and the account is deleted. This is why you should use a Microsoft Account instead of a local account if you buy Office. But most people who go the stand alone route tend to also avoid M$ Accounts.And you're not alone. But I refuse to argue my personal, direct experience with anyone who asserts that, by definition, it simply cannot be true.
It's the very definition of an impasse.
And I'm far from being someone who does not acknowledge the huge role that user error plays in many, many issues.