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OK Michofreiha!<br />
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It´s great!<br />
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Thnx<br />

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Hi Experts!<br />
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Here in Mexico exist someone that block us the skype access. Is the 4th world richest (Carlos Slim, with TELCEL cell phone company).<br />
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I´ve a access card (3G), but I need to look around this...<br />
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How I can laugh me of him?<br />
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Thnx
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Hi Experts!

Here in Mexico exist someone that block us the skype access. Is the 4th world richest (Carlos Slim, with TELCEL cell phone company).

I´ve a access card (3G), but I need to look around this...

How I can laugh me of him?

Thnx

How unblock skype from internet of cell phone provider in my laptop

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Voice Over IP

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