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We purchased licenses from TechSoup for Office 365 E2 years ago. I need to upgrade to E3, but when I call TechSoup, they say to call Microsoft to upgrade. And then Microsoft says to call TechSoup. Best way to handle?
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From what I am reading elsewhere, I think I need to just go to TechSoup and buy new subscription of E3 when I thought I could upgrade.
I see my subscription/license, but no option to add a subscription. Trying to keep the non-profit rate.
Go in O365, subscription, buy E3
Call A Microsoft Partner, they can help you
You can add subscription from portal
Leonard