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3 Ways to Call a Phone with Skype

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2024
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Skype has been a popular communication platform for many years, offering users the ability to make voice and video calls, send messages, and connect with people around the globe. One of the key features of Skype is its ability to call mobile and landline phones. In this article, we will discuss three methods to call a phone with Skype.

1. Using Skype Credit

The most common way to call a phone using Skype is by purchasing Skype Credit. This virtual currency can be used to make calls to mobiles or landlines at affordable rates. Here’s how to call a phone using Skype Credit:

a) Sign in to your Skype account.

b) Click on your profile picture or the three-dot menu, and select “Skype Credit” from the drop-down menu.

c) Choose the desired amount of credit and follow the instructions to complete your purchase.

d) Once you have Skype Credit, enter the phone number you wish to call in the search bar or choose a contact.

e) Click on the “Call” button. The call will be placed using your Skype Credit.

2. Skype Subscriptions

For those who make frequent international calls, opting for a Skype Subscription can be more cost-effective than buying Skype Credit. A subscription offers users unlimited calls to specific regions or countries for a monthly fee. Here’s how to use a subscription to make calls:

a) Sign in to your Skype account and navigate to the “Subscriptions” page.

b) Choose the region or country you want unlimited calling access to and click “Continue.”

c) Select your preferred payment method and complete your purchase.

d) Once activated, you can call any mobile or landline number within your chosen area without worrying about running out of credit.

3. Calling Contacts Directly

If you have contacts stored within your account who use Skype on their mobile devices, you can call them directly, even if they are not currently online. Here’s how:

a) Sign in to your Skype account and locate the desired contact.

b) Right-click on their profile picture and select “See profile.”

c) In the profile window, look for their phone number. If it’s not listed, click “Add number” to manually enter it.*

d) Click on the phone icon next to the number to initiate your call.

*Note that using this method may consume Skype Credit or require a subscription depending on your settings.

In conclusion, calling a phone with Skype is simple and convenient. By using one of the three methods discussed, you can stay connected with friends and family worldwide while benefiting from Skype’s affordable pricing options.

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