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Microsoft -owned Skype has quietly stopped letting users top-up accounts with credit and buy Skype phone numbers.
Instead, Skype is pushing users to take monthly subscriptions for regional and global Skype -to-phone plans, for a set monthly fee.
Existing Skype numbers will continue to work, while existing Skype credit can still be used.
The most recent figures Microsoft released for Skype last year said it had 36 million daily active users.
It's not clear how many active users Skype has today .
“For some customers, the interface for purchasing new Skype credit may still be visible in certain entry points, although payment attempts will not go through. We are aware of this issue and working on making the necessary updates.”.
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