post today:
“As of today, new users signing up on Skype.com can now register with a Microsoft account, which brings improved security and makes it easier for you to connect to your favorite Microsoft services. As we shared earlier this year, if you are using other Microsoft devices or services like Xbox, OneDrive or Outlook.com, you already have a Microsoft account, which is the email and password you use to sign in.”Microsoft account holders can also use their credential to sign into Skype on mobile devices. This integration comes with a number of benefits, including increased security, two-step verifications and enhanced password recovery options to reset passwords via SMS or email. And obviously, fewer details to remember as these credentials can be used to log into all other Microsoft services.]]>
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Skype suffers from a most appalling negative that I wonder if it will be addressed in this change. If you are an annual Office 365 subscriber, you get 60 free minutes a month for calling landlines. When those minutes expire, you get cut off mid-conversation, even if you also have, as I do, 50 dollars worth of purchased credit available. You get cut off and you have to reconnect in order to start using your purchased credits. I’ve complained to Skype and they told me there’s nothing they can do about it. They won’t even let me cancel my free minutes so I don’t have to suffer the embarrassment of seeming to hang up on a client. How about that for customer service?
same here , was fed up of Skype , so just started using Google Hangouts….