Skype credits fail to work in Microsoft Teams with no refund path
A user reports that Skype credits purchased for calling do not work within Microsoft Teams, and the company has refused to issue a refund. This reflects a billing and service continuity gap following Microsoft's consolidation of Skype credits into Teams.
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