Hi,

You could try calling an echo test number to see if their actually is an
echo and what its nature is. (I would call a VoIP PSTN access gateway number
then onward call a VoIP echo test - that way you can confirm if it is and
the nature of the PSTN Skype access facility).

Hope that helps.


Best wishes,



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"Alasdair" <mail@bobaxter.coo.uk> wrote in message
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>I signed up to Skype and find it works, generally, OK. However, when
> I call a local landline number, the called party complains bitterly
> that when she speaks to me, she gets a dreadful echo which is
> distressing her.
>
> She says she can hear me perfectly clearly and I can hear her
> perfectly clearly but I get no echo. I tried reducing my headset
> volume in case the echo was caused by feedback but it made no
> difference.
>
> Any sugggestions?
>
> By the way, I am using Skype version 2.5.0.151
>
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