5:31 pm
November 25, 2013
As many know, MSN was shut-down and replaced by Skype. There aren’t many major changes, but I felt more comfortable using MSN and felt it was generally better. I remember the exciting group calls we used to have, but now Skype just doesn’t bring that excitement.
What are your thoughts? Skype or MSN?
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23and14and20 said
my vote goes to skype though i also use google hangouts, ym, msn and fb chat
Really MSN ? can we count that as Skype as the two merged in other words .. just skype
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I used MSN in all of my teenage years, and switched back to Skype because it had better video call options and it was overall better than MSN. I would never go back to using MSN again if it was still operating, Skype is my pick.
MSN is theoretically dead, since it merged into Skype, but the feeling is the same:)
Similarly to you, MSN was a must-have when I was a teenager, now Skype or Hangouts tend to offer the sensation of a more professional service
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I never used MSN Yahoo Messenger or anything else. Never had any interest in them, because I had always used Skype.
Frankly, I tell everyone I know about Skype – it’s an ideal way to talk long-distance without wasting minutes, whether you want to do voice only or also have a video call.
I will say that I don’t care for Skype’s customer service – they make it very, very difficult to contact them. (I had an issue with a phone number I’d ordered but then, minutes later, discovered I didn’t really need – a miscommunication between me and my boss) and it took way too long to get that sorted out.
But overall, Skype is the way to go!
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FastEfficient said
For me, it’s definitely MSN and I don’t think anything else has, or will replace it.I found it user friendly, easy to start up, quick and real time, with no delays between messages and quite frankly, I wish we could have it back!
I’m curious…did you try Skype also and find MSN superior?
I’ve found no message delays with Skype, and I”m on it all the time.
Admittedly, I’ve yet to figure out how to get it to work on my tablet!, but it works on my PC just fine!
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Yes, Skype is the best method of communication. But Line is a bigger threat to it. Most of Asia residents will denfinetly have the Line but not necessary Skype. Line offered more products than just talk and message.
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jangwl said
Yes, Skype is the best method of communication. But Line is a bigger threat to it. Most of Asia residents will denfinetly have the Line but not necessary Skype. Line offered more products than just talk and message.
Similarly, in Europe Line, Viber or Telegram tend to challenge the supremacy of Skype
The major disadvantage here is that the market is fragmented, Skype seemed to be a must-have, because there was no other alternative. Now, that there are more possiblities to use, European customers prefer to try everything to see how it works
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