MerpAD Database Daemon keeps turning up in my trash can

Since upgrading to Yosemite (apart from the annoying loading bar) why do I keep getting this file in my trash can that I have to delete only to find it there the next time I start up?

Someone found a solution here: MerpAD Office365 in trash and I have not used Office 365. but it doesn't work for me (the problem appeared also since upgrading to Yosemite).
The procedure was this:
1. Open application Office error reporting, the application is located in this folder
/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/MERP2.0
2. Go in preferences
3. Uncheck enable office error reporting
I unchecked, but the file continues appearing in my trash can.

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