Microsoft to End $400 Rebate for New MSN Internet Access Subscribers
Microsoft
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will no longer offer a $400 rebate to new subscribers of MSN Internet access, the software company said Friday.
Microsoft, which is based in Redmond, Wash., now plans to offer one free year of MSN to buyers of new personal computers. The company plans to enroll half a million subscribers every quarter that way. Those who don't buy a new PC could still get a $200 rebate by subscribing to MSN for 2 years, or a $75 rebate on 9 months of service. MSN access costs $21.95 a month.
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