Calling from abroad with paying monthly

I have a 2 part question.
Part one, are the pay monthly subscriptions for unlimited north America usable from abroad? I will be in Austria and I need to make calls to America from there.
Part two, if I buy one of these version cell phones sype offers with these plans, will they have service in Austria? I need to be able to make calls reliably for work.
Thank you

Hi,
Answer to your first question, North America subscription can be used in any country you wish, but you can purchase it only from US. If subscription runs out you can't purchase it again from Austria, unless recurring payments is set up. Subscriptions are by default recurring and you might wish to purchase your subscription with Skype Credit. Then as long as you have Skype Credit your subscription will be extended, there are various ways of adding Skype Credit to your account in Austria: http://www.skype.com/intl/en-us/prices/ways-to-pay/?country=AT
Here's a guide to purchase subscription with Skype Credit: https://support.skype.com/en/faq/FA1781/How-can-I-pay-for-a-subscription
Regarding second question, did you mean Verizon cell phone?
If so then this FAQ should help: https://support.skype.com/en-us/faq/FA10854/Can-I-use-Skype-on-my-mobile-phone-abroad
You might think about purchasing a phone that works over WiFi: http://www.skype.com/intl/en-us/get-skype/on-your-mobile/other-supported-devices/
If phone works over WiFi then you can use it abroad.
Andre
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If you have a EE extra plan you still need to make sure roaming is enable on your account your plan only gives you free/cheaper calls when abroad.
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Unless you have paid the deposit then roaming is not enabled on your account.
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I am thinking about getting an online number for the US, so that my friends can call me. However, if I call them using my Spanish cell, will the number appear to them as my virtual number or my Spanish number?
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