Most gift cards can be registered online to a false name and address (also done form a public computer) so you can make sure the bogus name and address match when you register the Skype accouont.Ĥ) Connect the Skype program through the proxy and make the call.
Since the calls cannot be easily traced, they must put out propaganda in order to try and stop people from using Skype to make these types of calls.ġ) Use cash to purchase a prepaid Visa/Mastergard gift card at a random location (you can do that at about any retail chain)Ģ) Use said card to pay for an anonymous proxy service such as Findnot (3) Sign in to the proxy server from a public computer or a public wifi hotspot such as an airport.ģ) Through the proxy server, create a new Skype account with the same gift card. If someone THINKS that their Skype call can be traced, then maybe they will make the decision NOT to use the service for ulterior motives. The only reason why reports are circulating about Skype calls being traced, is to create a false sense of fear in people who try to use the service for illegal or immoral things. You’re not going to be able to track your stolen laptop down via Skype.ĭespite what people are saying, your Skype calls are almost as secure as calling from a pay phone (land line) as long as you take a few minor precautions. Just contact Skype close your old account, create a new one and turn the page. The laptop is gone and you will not be getting it back. Simple.For the people who had their laptops stolen…unfortunately you need to let it go. But on the phone? I think not as everything is tied to one ID and bouncing from MS account to MS account is not only pointless, but destroys the functionality of the handset in one fell swoop. I MUST use my phone for calls to my family and others using my credits, but I often MUST log into Skype to address a business issue from my phone as well.Īlso, in Windows, at least if I wanted to, I could create these separate accounts in MS to accomplish this (ick). I move between those accounts in single sessions sometimes for business reasons. It means I MUST log onto Windows with the other ID tied to w second or third account. Just tried on Metro to see if it had changed. I must be able to log into these accounts separately. I have 2 different work accounts and a personal account I use credit on for phone calls. I can't use the metro version on Windows 8.1 for this reason.
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