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magicJack: PC to Phone Jack

Brand: magicJack

1,438 ratings

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Brand	MagicJack
Color	SLIVER
Batteries	Lithium Metal batteries required.
Product Dimensions	2 x 1 x 1 inches; 4 Ounces
Caller Identification	No

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Each magicJack includes a free phone number to receive call from anyone in the world
Free outbound local and long distance calls

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This product is the original version of Magic Jack and NOT Magic Jack Pro. Please make sure that you require this product, before making the purchase. No refunds will be made due to mistake made by purchasing incorrect product. Thanks.

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The magicJack uses your computer and Internet service so you can make local and long distance calls in the U.S. and Canada with no monthly bills. First you connect any household phone to magicJack. Then you plug magicJack into an available USB port on your computer, using the supplied extension cord if needed. Finally you wait for the completion screen to appear to use your phone like you always have. Installation is simple and takes 60 seconds.

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Product Dimensions

2 x 1 x 1 inches

Item Weight

4 ounces

ASIN

B0011UXSHK

Item model number

magicJack

Batteries

Lithium Metal batteries required.

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1,438 ratings

3.6 out of 5 stars

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

October 2, 2000

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2 star		6%
1 star		21%

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Mark Matheny

Don't buy this, it doesn't work

Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2017

Verified Purchase

i bought a "new" MagicJack here on Amazon very recently. When i received it and tried to use it, all i can get is a message on my PC stating "This model is no longer being supported. Please upgrade here to continue your MagicJack service.", at which point it takes you to a dashboard screen with a link that says "click here to register", which does not work, and gives me an error message "you are not connected to the internet", which is bogus because i'm cruising the web while i'm getting that message. When i went directly to the magicjack.com website and clicked "activate" it will not detect my device - probably because i did not buy it from them.. It will only take me back to the web page to buy another MagicJack, directly from them. What a scam....

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C. Staniewicz

Can't tell the difference in sound between this and my regular land line

Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2013

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I make a lot of long distance phone calls and the bill was getting out of hand, so thought I'd try this.

Since purchasing this, I've moved to the Magic Jack Plus, which is a little pricier, but your computer doesn't have to be on to use it.

The sound is crystal clear and the device hasn't malfunctioned. If it ever did, I'd replace it in a minute.

There are a couple of complaints:

1) The customer service is pretty poor. When I switched over, I did have a problem with billing. They charged me for the cancelled account. I had to get the credit card company involved, but it got sorted out.

3) There's a little bit of "false" advertising for the -- $19.95 for year. That's what it is for the first year. After that, it goes up to $29.95. Even still, the total cost for the year is less than a month's phone bills.

I'm very pleased with this product. It works great.

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Dennis Lodge

used for years

Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2015

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I have used a magic jack for years now and I actually like them a lot...the reason for the two stars on this is this particular style of magic jack is no longer supported by the company ( you can still use it though ) but you can no longer purchase a permanent phone number for it. I would recommend getting one of the newer models if you want to use it as a permanent phone line and give a number out to people to call you as well as making calls. If you just want to make calls and don't need a number to give out this should work fine. I bought this one recently not knowing this for my son and it wasn't advertised and had to end up getting a newer model so I could give him his own number with it.

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Kiri CorrTop Contributor: Pets

Roll of the Dice

Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2013

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Since I was moving to another country but knew I would be still making calls to the US, I needed a phone to make calls there. I researched it, and the most often recommended phone was Magic Jack. I read about it online and read the Amazon reviews, as well as asking other US citizens in this country. Basically from the reviews it seemed that some people were very very happy with Magic Jack, but some people had bad luck with it. And the down side is that there is very poor customer service. Anyway I needed a phone, so I bought one. And..... I found exactly what I read: Sometimes the Magic Jack works great (My mother said, "You sound like you're next door!", but other times it does not. The reception is sometimes poor, like when I need to call e.g. customer service at a bank or whatever. I have to constantly say, "COULD YOU REPEAT THAT LAST SENTENCE??". One time I had perfect reception with a company for 10 minutes, until we got disconnected. When I called back and got another person, the reception was AWFUL. So it is a roll of the dice as to what kind of experience you have with Magic Jack. A few other people recommended another way to call the US from another country- through google, etc., but I do not recall what these things were called. The bottom line is that it is just OK. Certainly better than nothing, but many times when the reception is poor. Also, the computer needs to be on for the phone to ring. Otherwise it goes to voicemail, which you receive in your email. And if you are in the habit of carrying your laptop around, as I am, well... if you are going into another room you will have to unplug the cord to the phone. Again: Better than nothing, but only three stars. And a total roll of the dice as to how well your particular device will work...

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