Skype-to-Teams migration fails with rejected email and phone
A user attempting to migrate from Skype to Teams free reports both email and phone number verification being rejected, blocking account setup entirely. Broken migration paths between a vendor's own products create friction that pushes users away rather than retaining them.
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