How to stop being redirected to Skype China

I am trying to buy an unlimited world 1yr plan under the 15% special offer. But whenever I click on the link it redirects me to Skype China.
I live in Boston MA, USA.
I dont speak chinese. I can't read anything.
How do I get skype to stop sending me there and just let me buy the god damned subscription from the US site.
(The "Buy from Skype site" button just sends me to the same Chinese site so that isn't an answer.)

Hi, hope this would help. I solved this problem by creating a skype manager account (https://manager.skype.com/) in New Zealand and topping up with a NZ credit card. Then add my skype account as a member to the manager account. I allocate credit to this skype account every time I need to top up. It's like a family account and now I top up for my families too . Good luck!

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