Customer registration for paid services
By
Jaanus on August 12, 2005 in Skype Beta and new releases.
Since a few days ago, we require all customers to be registered in our web store when buying SkypeOut, SkypeIn or Skype Voicemail. In simple terms, it means that you cannot buy anything until you have confirmed your e-mail address with us. It is a simple procedure that requires you to just click a few buttons, and the web store walks you through it at the time of your first purchase.
For more info on why this is necessary and how it works, see our Knowledge Base. One specific known issue is that sometimes the e-mail may not come through because of restrictive Junk Mail filters -- see this article for explanation and possible remedies.
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ggnocchi | Friday, Aug 12
Hopefully, this the number of complaints regarding credit not being accepted will reduce. Anyhow, when implementing such a service, please ensure it is fully operation. I have had to request the confirmation three times, as the initial two did not contain any code (blank data)!
Your verification code is:
To verify your email address, simply click the link below, or copy it and
paste it into the address field of your web browser.
Click to verify:
?code=
opettitt | Friday, Aug 12
opettitt,
When did you receive that error, today? That was a small issue we had right at the beginning but it should no longer occur.
Andres
andres.sehr | Friday, Aug 12
Andres, I did not experience the issue today, as I register immediately after the option became available. This was on last Wednesday 10 at approximately 10:00 BST. This is no excuse; please test new services in full prior to releasing them. Some people may just not make any additional attempts. Any way, I hope it has been resolved, as per your post.
opettitt | Friday, Aug 12
I had some problems too, the confimation mail took over 15 minutes to arrive, but what really bothered me was all the legal terms I had to agree on. And the terms were stated in a really small window, not much bigger than this comment window I'm using now. I don't think it was meant to be read, since it was so small. And no, I didn't read it either, hopefully will it work like it did before.
nilback | Friday, Aug 12