Skype says problems not its fault
A bigger boy did it...
Posted in VoIP, 7th November 2006 16:17 GMT
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Skype is blaming a bigger boy for the problems users are having making phone calls.
The Register revealed last week that many users have been unable to receive calls using the SkypeIn service - which lets people on the normal phone network call Skype numbers. The service started having problems, again, in the middle of October and isn't fixed yet.
The problems seem to be getting worse and Skype is now offering compensation to those who complain loudly enough.
Skype told us via email: "We know that some Skype users have been experiencing problems with SkypeIn; this is due to an issue in the provision of services by Skype’s carrier partner. We have made the carrier aware of the problem and they’re working hard to correct the problem. We’re really sorry to all those who have been inconvenienced by the problem”.
Which is nice. But Skype's excuse does sound a bit like this one from March and this one from back in May 2005.®
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