Skype Offers Free Landline and Mobile Call to Customers Via E-mail
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Skype is offering selected users 30 days of free Skype-to-landline and Skype-to-mobile calls. Check your e-mail for a marketing message from Skype with details. The special offer is only available by clicking the "Claim your free month of calls" button in the e-mail. It is not listed on the Skype Special offers page even after you've logged into your account.

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Note that Skype requires credit card information for payment for the service after the free trial expires. At the end of the trial period, you will be enrolled in the recurring monthly calling service at the regular rate. While the free trial is for 30 days, you must cancel within the first 27 days in order to avoid converting to the recurring paid service. (See below.)

The e-mail details "What you get:"

 

  • One month of free unlimited* calls, worth $13.99
  • Call landlines in over 40 countries - including UK, USA, Europe, China and Australia (additional countries also listed)
  • Call mobiles in 8 countries too - including USA, Canada and China
  • call when you want, day and night, seven days a wweek
  • No commitment to take up the subscription after the free trial**
Disclaimers include:
* A fair usage policy applies. Excludes special premium and non-geographic numbers.

 

**Trial must be redeemed by October 31, 2011. To qualify for the offer, you must provide valid payment details. After the first month, your subscription will automatically continue and payments will be taken monthly unless you cancel within 27 days of the start date. Only one free Unlimited World subscription can be claimed per customer. Offer available to the recipient of this email only by clicking on the links within this email.

 

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