问题 提问于 2013年8月14日
Everywhere on the Internet people (early adopters) is claiming they have received an email to give them a couple of gifts as a celebration of Outlook.com anniversary.
One is a promo code for SkyDrive that gives them 3GB of extra free space on the cloud data storage service for a year. The other gift sent to Outlook.com early adopters is a code for Skype that offers one free month of Skype group video calling for up to 10 people.
Full description here: http://www.neowin.net/news/outlookcom-early-adopters-get-extra-skydrive-space-and-free-skype-group-video
As I have been using Hotmail for almost 13 years and I was one of the first to change my Live ID to Outlook.com (by mistake btw), I supposed I was going to receive this but I didn't. Then I analyzed the situation and the reason could be because I already have 25Gb free.
So what's wrong about receiving 3Gb more and some Skype coupons? Why excluding those who have more than 7Gb?
One is a promo code for SkyDrive that gives them 3GB of extra free space on the cloud data storage service for a year. The other gift sent to Outlook.com early adopters is a code for Skype that offers one free month of Skype group video calling for up to 10 people.
Full description here: http://www.neowin.net/news/outlookcom-early-adopters-get-extra-skydrive-space-and-free-skype-group-video
As I have been using Hotmail for almost 13 years and I was one of the first to change my Live ID to Outlook.com (by mistake btw), I supposed I was going to receive this but I didn't. Then I analyzed the situation and the reason could be because I already have 25Gb free.
So what's wrong about receiving 3Gb more and some Skype coupons? Why excluding those who have more than 7Gb?
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