I no longer use Skype VOIP and did not want to pay a renewal fee of $60 to keep my VOIP phone number.
I have Skype credit in the amount of $8.75 and unable to receive it in a form of check or cash.
Skype has a very restrictive refund policy:
1. must make a refund request within 14 days of that purchase (EU only)
2. You have a subscription that you haven’t used and that hasn’t expired, experiencing technical issues
3. account has been taken over by a third party and used fraudulently.
4. cannot give a refund for charges that are more than 90 days old.
I am complaining that as the US and corporate parent of Skype, Microsoft should therefore should follow FCC rules on credit refunds.
John Kim