It is scetchy though. I fear that if I phone Skype, they won't help me because I am in Canada and using an iPhone.
For all they know you're an American travelling in Canada.
Or.. You can try calling the same number from their desktop client (officially available in Canada) and if it doesn't work it would give you some more leverage.
I have the $2.95 plan, I cannot phone mobiles. I tried for the first time tonight, I get a pop up that says I need more credits, and now it just won't connect. I get the dead end line sound.
Anybody else have this?
There is no differnece between cell numbers and landline numbers in North America like their is in Europe, Australia, New Zealand, etc... I have called several people on their cells with Skype for iPhone, no probs! (I use pre-purchased SkypeOut credit, not a subscription plan.)
When the iPhone 3.0 is software update is released, does anyone know if I'll be able to have Skype running in background and show status as available (to receive calls on my US phone number)? And without draining the battery too much? Thanks.
I have the $2.95 plan, I cannot phone mobiles. I tried for the first time tonight, I get a pop up that says I need more credits, and now it just won't connect. I get the dead end line sound.
Anybody else have this?
works for me. Adrian, I was having problems until I realized I wasn't typing +1 then the area code and number.
Since then, no problemos - on any land or mobile line.
All you had to do was:
1) Sign in to iTunes with your US Account.
2) Download Skype.
3) Sync apps.
4) Log out of US Account.
5) Sign in with Canadian Account.
You were a little paranoid about losing your Canadian apps and needlessly signed-out and signed back in again. No need to. YOU CAN INDEED HAVE TWO ITUNES ACCOUNTS CONCURRENT ON YOUR IPHONE.
I was, as it didn't work for me the first time, and I had to reload my apps. (Luckily I didn't have to buy everything again). But yes, it worked fine the 2nd time around, and now I can update with both accounts running on my phone, as you mention.