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Resoved the cannot connect issue by upgrading Skype to 4.3.0.37. When invoked user was able to log in once. But, not again. The username and password are entered correctly, yet one or the other is not recognzied by skype.
Deleted ~/.Skype and that makes no difference.
Web searches show this to have been (perhaps still is) a very common problem with many Windows users posting the same issue.
You seem to have done the correct procedure already, but you could remove the existing Skype and try the Terminal route recommended here with dpkg and gdebi:
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