I work for the Dept of Liberal Arts at Texas A&M University. We're looking for a cheap alternative for occasional international calling, and it seems the free Skype to Skype connection would provide all the service we're looking for. I've read the EULA and TOS but can't determine if using the free service for work is allowed. Thanks in advance.
Aaron
Full Version: Do I need Skype Business?
Welcome to the Skype forum. We would be happy to help, despite that you are an Aggie! ;-)
You are welcome to use Skype within your business/school environment.
I work for the Dept of Liberal Arts at Texas A&M University. We're looking for a cheap alternative for occasional international calling, and it seems the free Skype to Skype connection would provide all the service we're looking for. I've read the EULA and TOS but can't determine if using the free service for work is allowed. Thanks in advance.
Aaron
You are welcome to use Skype within your business/school environment.
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I work for the Dept of Liberal Arts at Texas A&M University. We're looking for a cheap alternative for occasional international calling, and it seems the free Skype to Skype connection would provide all the service we're looking for. I've read the EULA and TOS but can't determine if using the free service for work is allowed. Thanks in advance.
Aaron
Thank you very much for such a quick response. Gig em!
Re. the header of your message: Skype for business would be useful to you if you want to purchase SkypeOut credits and SkypeIn numbers from one account (/card) and allocate these services to different users in your department (/project groups etc.)
http://www.skype.com/business/
But for Skype-2-Skype communication it is not necessary. If you need it later you can sign up then (easy, free) and invite users to be part of the group control panel on a need to need basis.
http://www.skype.com/business/
But for Skype-2-Skype communication it is not necessary. If you need it later you can sign up then (easy, free) and invite users to be part of the group control panel on a need to need basis.
QUOTE(orAaron @ Wed May 30 2007, 19:36) [snapback]400942[/snapback]
I work for the Dept of Liberal Arts at Texas A&M University. We're looking for a cheap alternative for occasional international calling, and it seems the free Skype to Skype connection would provide all the service we're looking for. I've read the EULA and TOS but can't determine if using the free service for work is allowed. Thanks in advance.
Aaron
http://skype.com/go/eula
QUOTE(Skype EULA @ Thu May 31 2007)
2.1 License. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, Skype hereby grants You a limited, personal, non-commercial, non-exclusive, non-sublicensable, non-assignable, free of charge license to download, install and use the Skype Software on Your computer, phone or PDA for the sole purpose of personally using the internet communication applications provided by Skype and any other applications that may be explicitly provided by Skype. For the avoidance of doubt, You are allowed to use Skype Software at work, in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
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