Skype Moves to Teams: Time-sensitive message

Hello Traders.

If you’re using Skype; especially if we’re connected together on Skype, please note that Skype will be decommissioned at the end of this month of May.

Please let us continue communicating on Teams.

You can use your same Skype login details to access Teams on your mobile phone and/on their website.

More info is below, from Microsoft, the owner of Skype and Teams



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Dear Skype user,

In order to streamline our free consumer communications offerings, we will be retiring Skype on May 5, 2025 to focus on Microsoft Teams, our modern communications and collaboration hub.

Teams helps people stay connected and engaged at work and at home. Teams users have access to many of the same core features as Skype, including 1:1 calls, group calls, messaging, and file sharing. Additionally, Teams offers enhanced features like hosting meetings, managing calendars, and building and joining communities—all for free.

Here’s what this means for you.

You can transition to Microsoft Teams for free: Starting today, you can log into Microsoft Teams Free on any supported device using your Skype credentials and your contacts and chats will automatically be transferred. You will also receive a notification in the Skype app over the coming days prompting you to take action.

Moving to Teams is simple and doesn’t prevent you from continuing to use Skype during the transition period.

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30 Signs of a Scam – Stay Alert!

1. Paying money to get more money? Likely a scam.

2. Asked to share a code sent to your phone? Be cautious.

3. Promised instant wealth with no effort? Red flag.

4. A deal that sounds too good to be true? It probably is.

5. Pressured to act fast without time to think? Be wary.

6. Unnecessary requests for personal info? Think twice.

7. A “secret millionaire” offering you money? Unlikely.

8. Something “free” but requires payment first? Scam alert.

9. Won a prize but need to pay to claim it? It’s fake.

10. Inheritance from an unknown relative? Highly suspicious.

11. A job offer with no interview or documents? Not legit.

12. Urgent emails requesting money? Ignore them.

13. Guaranteed profits with no risk? No such thing.

14. Payment only via gift cards or crypto? Walk away.

15. A shady-looking website? Don't trust it.

16. Asked to transfer money abroad for business? Big risk.

17. The sender won’t provide verifiable contact info? Scam.

18. The deal is too secretive? Watch out.

19. Told to keep money matters “confidential”? Be skeptical.

20. High-pressure tactics, threats, or guilt trips? Say no.

21. Fees or taxes required upfront for a prize or loan? Scam tactic.

22. No time to verify details before deciding? Not a good sign.

23. A random business opportunity out of nowhere? Likely fake.

24. Someone claims to be an expert but lacks proof? Don’t believe them.

25. Need to send money to receive a loan? Not legit.

26. A “miracle” cure or investment? Highly doubtful.

27. Told to avoid legal channels? It’s illegal.

28. Overly complicated deal with no clear answers? Be suspicious.

29. Asked to use an unfamiliar payment method? Think again.

30. Overly friendly but avoids discussing business clearly? Walk away.

 

Final Advice::

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Scammers prey on emotions, offering fake quick fixes or huge returns. Always verify, ask questions, and never give in to pressure.

Your security matters more than any offer! Stay alert, trust your instincts, and don’t hesitate to say NO.