Skype has sign in problems

Am very disappointed that I couldn’t attend to a planned Skype call 10AM Central European Time after Skype sign in became impossible.Thought it network connection only to find other apps are working well.I deleted and downloaded afresh from App store only to get stuck again.I realised that Skype is down on September 21 from 10AM Central European Time with some surprise and unexpected connection problems. I cannot sign in to Skype right now, so hopefully this outage won’t last long but am already screwed up with talking to a Brisbanite blud.I quickly looked on social media and have seen that this appears to be a global Skype outage.Skype has become an immensely popular with well over 660 million worldwide users all the way back five years ago and it has grown big time since then. 

It’s the best telecommunications application software company that allows people to chat with friends and family or business colleagues over video chat or voice calls, whether it be just down the street or on the other side of the world. And all this can be done for free most of the time instead of paying the exorbitant price of long-distance from many phone carriers.At the time of writing this, there was no sign of a Skype status update yet on the official Skype Support Twitter page, but I hope that will change soon if the problems continue.Usually Skype is a downloadable program that is then installed a computer, and it can run on any operating system. It is also available as a web browser plug-in, or as an app on mobile devices that run Android, Blackberry, iOS, or Windows Phone operating systems.Skype recently announced that users will now be able to make voice and video calls on the web without installing a plug-in.




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