Unlimited calling for you and your employees
By
Scott Davison on August 7, 2008 in .
Skype's calling subscriptions provide unlimited* calls to landlines (and mobiles in some countries). They offer a very cost effective solution for businesses. You can choose one country, one region, or a worldwide subscription covering 36 countries. Subscriptions start from as little as €2.95 per month for unlimited country.
There are no long-term contracts and you can choose the subscription that suits you best.
Subscriptions can now be purchased via the Business Control Panel, our free online tool to help you manage Skype in your business. This makes it easy for to centrally manage your company's Skype calling subscriptions.
How does it work?
1. Log in to your control panel (If you don't already have one you can register for free)
2. Make sure you have some credit on your account
3. Go to the subscriptions page
4. Select the member or members you want to assign a subscription to
5. Choose the appropriate subscription
The cost of each subscription will be deducted from your Control Panel credit each month. Read more about the subscriptions.
* The legal bit - as part of our fair usage policy you'll get up to 10,000 calling minutes per month per subscription. Subscriptions are for individual use only. Each subscription is to be used by one person only and is not to be shared with any other user (whether via a PBX, call centre, computer or any other means).
Comments
I this subscription also propose a phone number. I already have pro skype in phone numbers allocate that I want to keep and was wondering if subscribing to this service will change the phone numbers I am already using (and that would be a real problem !).
Please answer on revelateur_image@yahoo.fr or tell me who I can ask for this (and guarantee I can have an answer !)
Many thanks in advance
VT
vteurlay | Wednesday, Aug 13
I have the same question as previous poster: Will subscribing to "Unlimited calls" prolong my already present SkypeIn-number or give me a new, second number? I've written your support without receiving an answer. Please answer hans.filipsson@independentliving.org. Thanks beforehand.
snahnosspilif | Friday, Aug 15
Hi Scott,
This is my very first post so I hope you approve me and answer my query. Thanks in advance.
Can you please let me know wehther or not subscriptions purchased via the Business Control Panel can be paid every 12 months, instead of every month, as it is offered when you purchase an individual subscription?
If yes, how can it be done? I don't seem to find the way to do it.
Thanks and regards,
José.
jalbuquerqueseabra | Wednesday, Aug 27
I'm so annoyed you haven't take into account Romania as an E.U. country. at almost over 25.000.000 citizens you would gain a valuable market. We're waiting for any change regarding this issue. Thank you Skype in advance!
alin.marga | Monday, Sep 22
I'm so annoyed Romania hasn't been taken into account as an E.U. country. At almost over 25.000.000 citizens you would gain a valuable market. We're waiting for any change regarding this issue. Thank you Skype in advance!
alin.marga | Monday, Sep 22
I received a notice informing me that you have stopped my subscrpition for the unlimited world calls I have been a long term customer and I am disabled in a wheel chair have not been out of my house now going on six years religeouly I put in $40 Aud to $80 a fortnight you said I had a month for the world wide service I prepay a visa card so I can pay you yet you have discriminated against me because I am disabled therefore can not get a permanent visa card as I am on the Disability Pension so again every fortnight my carer buys a $100AUD prepaid visa Card please why cant I qualify why as I have not gone past my 30days and I am always in credit WHY?
colgroup1 | Saturday, Sep 27
Hi, you have an error in this page (http://share.skype.com/sites/business/2008/08/unlimited_calling_for_you_and.html)
On the line where you put: There are no long-term contracts and you can choose the subscription that suits you best. the link is wrong: httphttp://www.skype.com/business/allfeatures/subscriptions/ (you have http twice).
josegzerpa | Monday, Sep 29