This is a bit of a con no ?

From: Skype <noreply>
Date: 12 January 2010 03:05:59 a.m. GMT
To: russellmcquillan
Subject: Your credit will become inactive in 30 days

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Hi there RUSSELL MCQUILLAN,

Your credit will become inactive in 30 days

It appears that you haven’t used any of your Skype Credit for quite a while. It becomes inactive if you haven’t used it for 180 days in a row. Your account details: Skype Name: wiseguyrussell Balance: GBP6.92 Expiry date: 2010-02-11 How do you keep your balance active? It’s simple. Do any of the following and your Skype Credit balance will be active for another 180 days: - Call any phone (landline or mobile) – even if the call lasts for just one second. - Send an SMS message direct from Skype. - Purchase a personal online number, subscription or voicemail using your Skype Credit. View your purchase history

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