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Sites selling Office keys for $10–$20 are usually selling unauthorized volume licenses that Microsoft will eventually blacklist, leaving you with non-functional software. Community Warning
The phrase you provided is a classic example of a targeting users looking for "free" versions of paid software. Microsoft Office Home & Student 2019 was never released as a free download; it is a paid, one-time purchase product. Why This is a Scam
« Fake Microsoft Office site - First results on Bing when trying to go to... I hate that scam websites are often at the top of Google and Bing search results. » Reddit · r/Scams Sites selling Office keys for $10–$20 are usually
« I thought I was on the official MS website... I spoke with someone with an Indian accent, gave him access to the computer, and then he showed me a screen of how '124 Trojan horses' had infected my IP address... it was a COMPLETE FRAUD. » Microsoft Learn
Some sites trigger fake "virus detected" pop-ups and provide a phone number. Scammers on the other end will ask for remote access to your PC and then demand payment to "fix" non-existent issues. Why This is a Scam « Fake Microsoft
These "free" installers are frequently disguised malware that can harvest personal data, record keystrokes, or lock your computer for ransom.
Websites using this specific French phrasing ("téléchargement gratuit," "entrez dans le pc") often use to trick you into downloading harmful files or calling fake tech support. I spoke with someone with an Indian accent,
Reviewers and IT experts on platforms like Microsoft Learn and Reddit have shared their experiences with similar scams: