I want to message skype community

Hai sir i bought 3month package but one month after no topup my order no [removed for privacy] date of purchase Jan 12, 2013 pls topup my account

Using FaceTime http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4319
Troubleshooting FaceTime http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3367
The Complete Guide to FaceTime + iMessage: Setup, Use, and Troubleshooting
http://tinyurl.com/a7odey8
Troubleshooting FaceTime and iMessage activation
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4268
Using FaceTime and iMessage behind a firewall
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4245
iOS: About Messages
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3529
Set up iMessage
http://www.apple.com/ca/ios/messages/
iOS 6 and OS X Mountain Lion: Link your phone number and Apple ID for use with FaceTime and iMessage
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5538
How to Set Up & Use iMessage on iPhone, iPad, & iPod touch with iOS
http://osxdaily.com/2011/10/18/set-up-imessage-on-iphone-ipad-ipod-touch-with-io s-5/
Troubleshooting Messages
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2755
Troubleshooting iMessage Issues: Some Useful Tips You Should Try
http://www.igeeksblog.com/troubleshooting-imessage-issues/
Setting Up Multiple iOS Devices for iMessage and Facetime
http://macmost.com/setting-up-multiple-ios-devices-for-messages-and-facetime.htm l
FaceTime and iMessage not accepting Apple ID password
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/articles/comments/facetime-and-imessage-not-acc epting-apple-id-password/
Unable to use FaceTime and iMessage with my apple ID
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4649373?tstart=90
How to Block Someone on FaceTime
http://www.ehow.com/how_10033185_block-someone-facetime.html
My Facetime Doesn't Ring
https://discussions.apple.com/message/19087457
To send messages to non-Apple devices, check out the TextFree app https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/text-free-textfree-sms-real/id399355755?mt=8
How to Send SMS from iPad
http://www.iskysoft.com/apple-ipad/send-sms-from-ipad.html
You can check the status of the FaceTime/iMessage servers at this link.
http://www.apple.com/support/systemstatus/
 Cheers, Tom

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I want to remove what Skype identifies as "Tell you friends what you are feeling . . . ." One person on the Skype community said I could rename a file, but he thought I was on a PC. I am using OS10.7.4, and Skype is functioning OK.

One person on the Skype community suggested:
Re: disable mood history
17-09-2011 02:04
Actually it is possible to delete your own mood message updates but it requires an unsupported ”fix”.
You need to delete the keyval.db database file. In order to be on the safe side, it’s best just to rename this file, so you can always get it back if something went wrong.
You can find this file by entering %appdata%\skype in the Start Run/Search box. This will open the Skype User folder. Locate there the folder with your Skype Account name and the keyval.db file will be there. You must stop Skype from running on your computer before deleting/renaming this file. Next time you start Skype a new version of this file will be recreated and all mood message updates will be removed from the home page.
However, this guy didn't know I was on a Mac. I phoned Apple to see if they could show me how to get into the Skype file apparently on my computer, and they couldn't find it.
Anyone out there have any ideas? It doesn't seem as if I have any Skype files on my computer. If I need to make file changes via "the terminal," can someone tell me how to do this?
Gretchen

Hello,
I had the same problem with finding this file.
There's no such file in Mac OS X version of Skype. But there's a directory for your Skype user account in /Users/%current_user_name%/Library/Application Support/Skype/
try:
quitting Skype
renaming old folder
signing into the Skype

When Safari launches it keeps telling me I can't get a Community Toolbar. I don't care. I just want this message to go away. Any thoughts?

When Safari launches it keeps telling me I can't get a Community Toolbar. I don't care. I just want this message to go away. Any thoughts?

See:
Safari COMMUNITY TOOLBAR?!!!: Apple Support Communities
safari community toolbar: Apple Support Communities
and about a hundred other discussions of the same subject.

Skype Community member sent me a scam email

I'm not sure if some of you have experienced this before, but someone on Skype Community sent me a private message, saying they wanted to be friends, but to contact them with their email address for 'network and personal reason'. I presumed it slightly suspicious, but I used my secondary email address and emailed the person to see what happened.
They seemed nice at first, but then after I replied, they came back with an email asking for money and all that stuff. So after that, I went and ignored the person on my Skype Community list.
Is there a way we report Skype Community members about scam and all that? And maybe ban them? O_o
If you know, your knowledge would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

Hi, Fire4564,
Yes, the Moderation Team is aware of this issue. Thank you for alerting the Community! You may report the community member account name, and the text of the message if you wish, by copying and pasting, and sending a private message to a moderator.
Your post reads like so many others where scammers attempt to contact people via contact requests, e-mail, FaceBook, and so on. The advice is the same: if you feel endangered, are harrassed, or threatened with blackmail, report the incident to your local law enforcement agency. If needed, the authorities will contact Skype directly via official channels.
For those reading, please note: the Moderation Team is unable to lend assistance to requests for help sent via private message! Please send messages to the Moderation Team by request only, such as in this instance. Please post your questions on the Community message board best suited to the item you need assistance with. Thank you for understanding!
Best regards,
Elaine
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Skype Community Username Change

Dear Skype Team,
Can some one guide me if it is possible to change the username of Skype community?

Hi, Deepaknet, and welcome to the Community,
As a gentle reminder ... from the About the Community page ...
To register:
Click the Register link at the top of any page.
Enter a Login name.
This is your screen name in the community. It appears whenever you post or send private messages.
Tip:Most people create anonymous names for the sake of privacy and to help them feel more comfortable participating. Be creative, have fun with it, but choose carefully: you cannot change your login once registration is complete.
If there is a truly necessary or required reason for a community account name to be changed, a request would need to be filed via private message to a member of the Skype Support Network Moderation Team for consideration.
Thank you for understanding!
Best regards,
Elaine
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Boss wants to use Skype

My boss has a hearing aid and a hearing loop set up in his office with his computer plugged into the amplifier. Since he can hear everything from his computer very well, Skype would seem a good choice but he would like people to be able to call him and we are in Canada. I was wondering if we can purchase a US Skype number and use it here in Canada? We would set up a subscription for calls in Canada and the US but he would like to be able to see incoming calls on his computer in a small window and record it for interviews that he conducts for business (with permission of course).

Alan9756 wrote:
I updated Skype for windows client to version 7.0.0.102. When Skype started (after the install) I got a message "ravbg64 wants to use Skype". What is this used for?
Hello and welcome to the Skype Community.
http://www.file.net/process/ravbg64.exe.html
TIME ZONE - US EASTERN. LOCATION - PHILADELPHIA, PA, USA.
I recommend that you always run the latest Skype version: Windows & Mac
If my advice helped to fix your issue please mark it as a solution to help others.
Please note that I generally don't respond to unsolicited Private Messages. Thank you.

[Help] How to delete skype community account?

How to delete skype community account?

Hi, Ratines, and welcome to the Community,
You would need to send a private message to one of the Moderation Team members stating your request. Posting privileges would be revoked (the account banned). However, posts would be left in place, as explained in our Community Guidelines
Regards,
Elaine
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Skype Community Volunteer Moderator Program

Hello there,
I am pleased to announce that we are ready to invite Volunteer Moderators to join our Skype team! We are looking for you to help us maintain the Skype Community as an informative and enjoyable place to be in and to help other users.
You may find the following points useful:
We are happy to provide you with:
An opportunity to do what you like at any time you want and as much as you want
Practical experience
Personal growth and productivity
Direct contact with Skype staff!
Certificate at the end of your program
At the same time you will be able to practice and develop your:
Analytical skills
Consulting skills
Teamworking skills
Assessment and reporting skills
... as well as:
Ability to build new contacts and
Ability to take responsibility
and many more useful and interesting development techniques.
For those who are interested, we have created several ranks for our volunteer moderators, namely:
Novel Moderator:
Responsibility for the transfering posts if these do not relate to the subject of the board as well as notifying Apprentice Moderators of any violations of the rules in the community.
Apprentice Moderator:
Responsibility for:
Editing text messages
Removing posts if these violate community guidelines
Editing posts subjects if these do not match the message content
Expert Moderator:
These are moderation experts, responsible for assisting other moderators, as well as putting a ban on a user accounts that seriously or regularly violated community guidelines.
All Moderators at all levels are required to:
Respect the opinion of each member in the community,
Leadby example to others,
Stay objective when reviewing any situation,
Provide possible assistance in providing relevant information to new community members,
Introduce guidelines and traditions of the community to new members,
Maintain a friendly and personal atmosphere in the community at all the times
Your moderator rank depends on your contribution to the community and cooperation with the team.
Each new member will receive a training and will have regular consultations with Skype employees, who will answer your questions!
How do I apply?
You are welcome to apply by sending answers to the questions below in a private message to our moderator Maria.G at any time. Please reply to all questions and, if you wish, you can provide additional information related to the topic.
The atmosphere and comfort of Skype Community entirely relies on clear and consistent moderator approach.
I look forward to your replies.
Claudius
Application questions:
(Answers to be sent in a private message)
Your name and surname
What attracts you most in the role of a volunteer?
Why have you decided to become a moderator?
Why with Skype?
Tell us about your previous experience that is relevant to the role of Skype Moderator?
Would you like to tell us something else relating to this role, but we have not asked? Please tell us here.
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Demanding support ticket.

You want ideas for skype? Alright, here are some.

According to "Claudius", in http://community.skype.com/t5/Windows-desktop-client/Wanted-Your-Skype-for-Windows-Desktop-ideas/td-.... We should be giving our ideas. Well, I have a few, after updating to 6.22, even more so.
Idea 1. Stop taking advice from Microsoft to make skype an even more ugly pile of .... Well, you know. No one wants their desktop skype to look like it was ported from a phone. Seriously, I don't know if I can continue using skype anymore. I'm gonna have to convince my 200+ contacts to start using something else, which won't be hard once they all update to 6.22. You've made it even easier for me to get people away from skype. Thank you.
Idea 2. Bring back skypekit.exe, or at least bring back something that external messengers like Trillian and Pidgin can use to connect to the skype service again. I used Trillian to connect to skype for years, because unlike Skype, Trillian has always provided a number of customizable views and options for chatting with friends. I was able to change my window color, background and all, I was able to keep my windows seperated, or tabbed, I was able to organize people into specific groups to easily keep track of who I met where. Now, all I have is this big long ugly list of contacts that can't be sorted or anything, and my window is one big solid color of white with the uglyness of Windows 8. I can't even change my text fields back so they don't appear in bubbles anymore.
Idea 3. Add a "feedback" button to the client of all skype clients, so we can provide feedback about each new update or report problems without ever having to go to this community.
Idea 4. Actually participate in the community, stop saying you want ideas when you aren't around to read them or care what any of us have to say. I doubt you've ever actually considered anything anyone has ever suggested here. All you do is get your orders from Microsoft now, which is basically "How can we ruin skype further? Oh I know. Make the skype devs do this. Cause we own them now. HA HA HA HAAAA"
Idea 5. Add an un update button! This is especially useful when you make a flop as bad as 6.22, so now I have to go find an external source to get 6.21 back. Also log the amount of people that use the un-update button. Then maybe you'll figure out what you did wrong and you know. NOT DO IT AGAIN.
Seriously, I feel like Skype has abandon PC users. They don't care about computers anymore, seems like they only want to develop for phones now and thus they canceled skypekit.exe for no reason whatsoever, and changed skype into a phone only thing with a desktop port. It's worse than those console ports where a game is ported to PC directly from console. Will any skype devs see this? Probably not. Too busy finding the next thing in skype to destroy. Oh, destroy share screens next! Or perhaps you should destroy video calls. Then you should destroy the ability to connect so we can finally get everyone away from skype to someone who'll actually listen to the people and not to the big marketing team that claims to know what people want but doesn't actually have any ----ing clue (Microsoft)!
Enjoy your rant, filled with ideas. Horray. I am very disappointed in you skype devs, for letting Microsoft buy you so they could ditch their old crappy messenger that no one wanted anymore, just so they could do the same thing to skype. After they finish sucking the life out of skype, they'll go buy some other poor defenseless messenger to destroy.

The old *#7370# code is a soft reset.
The usual key combination for a hard reset, '3', '*' and 'call' pressed while powering up, is not possible since there is no '3' or '*' key on the 5800XM (touchscreen phone).
as pointed out by grschinon
If i have helped at all a click on the white star below would be nice thanks.
Now using the Lumia 1520

My Notes will not display and I get the message "Trouble communicating with icloud". The notes are available directly at icloud

When I try to open "Notes" I get the message "Trouble communicating with icloud" The Notes are avaiable direc tly on icloud. just not on my laptop.

gkmorton wrote:
My IPad is loked with a message "ICloud Backup- This Ipad has not been updated in 2 weeks.
Perform a Reset...
Reset ( No Data will be Lost )
Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time for at least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears. Release the Buttons.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1430
gkmorton wrote:
I have connectd to my computer and it says there is a new software version available.
Before Updating... Decide if you want to... If you Update... there is No going Back...
NOTE:
It is both Prudent and Recommended to Backup Before any Major Update or Upgrade.
How to BackUp
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1766
What gets Backed Up
iTunes http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4946
iCloud http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2584

Introducing the Skype Community

Welcome to the Skype Community
After being in the air since early 2004 as Skype's Forum, since April 2008 as Skype's Community and now as the Skype Community it is about time to introduce the people with badges and those without who you see posting regularly. But first a little explanation of what this community does.
The Skype Community is a place where Skype users can go for their Skype related question which they can discuss with other users. It can be any question from “How do I answer a Skype Call” to more technical ones. The purpose of this is to unite users in their Skype interests, to give users a chance to help others where they have a bigger knowledge and / or experience with Skype.
Every day thousands of users sign on to Skype for the very first time. Although there is a comprehensive, ever growing Knowledgebase there will be questions left which can be discussed in the Skype Community with users who have a huge experience in using Skype as their communication tool.
The variety of users browsing and replying to topics is enormous. From private users who only use Skype to keep in touch with friends and loved ones to Business users and beta testers. Especially beta testers are valuable. They seem to be born (or programmed over time ) to find and report bugs to help them getting resolved.
Other experienced users are those with a Community Amassador and Moderator badges and then the Skype Staff with the Skype logo next to their name. Next to the Skype related areas we also have a more casual and relaxed area called “Skype Lounge” where you are invited to talk about every day’s life, hobbies and interests and where you can chat with likeminded users who might even become good friends!
So, who is who in this Skype Community?
I start with the valuable user. Every user logged on for the very first time and most likely to find help. No doubt the user came to the right place because help is available here in large quantities. Because the Moderators monitor all topics, active users become visible and not seldom we agree that by the consistent help given, such a user deserves the Community Ambassador badge. This is a little award for life and will always express our appreciation. Our Community Ambassadors are involved in a Skype group chat with Moderators for questions, discussions and help. They are not left on their own but have our and each other's full support.
Sometimes Community Ambassadors are asked to join the Moderator team. Moderators receive the tools to moderate (work with) the community. This means they can edit, move and if necessary, delete posts (like spam). They guide users, advise them to submit a Support Ticket when necessary and help them to maintain the Community Guidelines. They also reply to posts.
Because the Skype Community is not an official support channel like Skype Customer Service Ticket System (who would like to see their account / payment details exposed on a public forum? The ticket system guarantees total privacy) Moderators can help the users who, for what ever reason, did not receive the right help via tickets. The preferable help tool is public posts so others with similar issues can find a solution. More private information is exchanged via PM (Private Message).
Moderators signed an NDA (Non Disclosure Agreement) with Skype and have access to Skype staff to report and discuss specific problems. This way you are in safe hands.
Both Community Ambassadors and Moderators are although experienced Skype users, people like you and me. Some have full time jobs, others part time or are retired. All have in common that they like to use Skype, like to help out and are volunteers. They are present in the Skype Community in their spare time. Therefore some can spend more time helping out than others. They are located in different parts of the world, speak different languages. This way they cover 24 hours. Moderators participate in a group chat with the Admins to discuss what is going on in the community, support each other and get help when necessary.
Our admins are staff members. They handle the more advanced community tools. Together they are responsible for the whole community. The main community administration is done by yours truly as Community Manager. One of my pleasant tasks is to weekly report to my colleagues to keep them updated about what is going on in the Skype Community: what keeps users busy, their feature requests, problems and positive feedback for all platforms, subscriptions, payments and about all soft- and hardware.
We do not just operate in the background. We participate actively by reading and posting. We feel a huge responsibility for users, Community Ambassadors and Moderators for whom we also feel a great respect and pride.
Non Admin Staff members work behind the scenes and in any department within Skype. Their main goal is to improve Skype for the users. Not to maintain or develop the Skype Community. They are real and very nice people who do not hesitate to post in the Skype Community where a reply from staff is appreciated.
Not seldom community members grow from User, to Community Ambassadors, to Moderator/Beta Tester to Staff Member. (Maybe here is a little career for you )
I hope that above helps you to understand the Skype Community and to value the special and dedicated help of the volunteers. They deserve a thumbs up
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If you wish to have a post edited or removed because you have posted personal information, please be advised that the Skype Community Guidelines state:
"6. No Post Deletion
Please be conscious of what you post in the community and consider that it will be stored permanently for public display. We only remove posts that violate our Community Guidelines. We don't remove or edit posts simply because you 'change your mind', so please consider carefully whether or not you are happy with your post being displayed publicly indefinitely."
As mentioned in the guideline, an exception to the "No Post Deletion" rule can be made if you have, either intentionally or accidentally, violated a Community Guideline in your post.
The Community Guidelines also state:
"7. Personal Information
Please keep in mind that this community is accessible by the public and providing personal information is prohibited. Never post or share with other community members your [or anyone else's]: full name, username, age, date of birth, password, email/physical address, phone number, order number, credit card number and any other private information [this includes your Skype ID]."
So, if your post contains personal information, and you wish to have it removed, then you may notify the moderation team by clicking on the "Options" menu at the top right of your post and selecting "Report Inappropriate Content". When reporting your post, please include a message explaining that you have violated the Community Guidelines by posting your personal information, and that you would like to have that information removed.
We hope that you will all continue to make safe and appropriate contributions to the Skype Community!
-- The Skype Community Moderation Team

I want to change my community name.how to change?p...

i want to change my community name.how to change?plz tell.actually my name's last alphabet is missing.

Hi, Tanveer.afza, and welcome to the Community,
Please see this topic for the information you seek:
http://community.skype.com/t5/Suggestions-for-this-Community/Skype-Community-Name/td-p/2863521
Regards,
Elaine
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Skype Community Name

Hello Admin
My Skype Comunity name is "Skyp3" as you see all while I post . But I really want to change my Skype Community Nick. Kindly guide me how can I change my Name in the Comunity while I post my postings.
Kindly Help. Thanks in advance.

Dear Skype3,
Unless a security or other serious need has arisen and can be explained, like a Skype Account name, your Community account "nick name" cannot be changed for convenience. I realize this sounds rather harsh; is not intended to sound that way. Before you accrue a large number of posts, consider starting a new Community account with a nick name you prefer -- if it is available!
Kind regards,
Elaine
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Skype Community

How is skype community structured in regards to who actually works on behalf of skype and the ones who are just community members? Can community members become moderators?
Also how can you contact Skype directly in the even that your questions are not answered in Skype community?

Hi, Acitnavas39,
Regarding your first question, you will note a difference in the "badges" beside each moderator's name. For your second question, please see this thread:
http://community.skype.com/t5/Suggestions-for-this-Community/Moderation-related-question/td-p/685797
Here is a link to the instruction on how to contact Skype Customer Service via their secure portal: Contact Customer Service
Skype offers help and support through ... :
Email and Live chat (for eligible customers)
To get help with the issue you’re experiencing:
Go to the Support request page
Log in with your Skype account.
Select the topic you need help with and the problem you’re experiencing. Some information that might help with your problem is displayed.
If you still feel that the information doesn’t help, click the Continue support request button at the bottom of the screen.
Select your contact method. We recommend that you check our Support Network first.
If you chose email, enter your details, describe your problem, and then click Send support request. We'll get back to you as soon as we can.
We don’t currently provide telephone support.
Best regards,
Elaine
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Skype Community needs a search feature

Skype community has always been about discovering new friends or similiar ideas.I think it would be a lot easier if we can add a search feature to find people around our age or trying to learn a similiar language etc.It would make skype community a lot easier to navigate.

Hi,
Thanks for your feedback. A user search using some profile information (language preference, location) is definitely a great feature to build a social network. But such a feature needs to be closely monitored so it's not being abused either for spamming or harassment. Right now we are focussing ressources on maintaining and enhancing a great place for discussions around everything Skype. I'm confident that you will find that during these discussions you will find other community users with shared interests that you can exchange contact details with via private messages.
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