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magicJack
• Use This Service To Call: USA & Canada. To call internationally you must prepay.
MagicJack is a small USB device that plugs into the USB port on your computer. With any landline phone then plugged into the magicJack, you can make calls to the US and Canada absolutely free. The only cost is a $19.95 annual fee. The service comes with directory assistance, a phone number, call waiting, voicemail and caller ID all included in the price.
The initial cost is $40 which includes your first year’s calls and the magicJack gadget itself. After the first year you pay $19.95 per year. magicJack lets you access voip telephony with your standard landline phone (although you do need a computer and it has to be switched on). There is no software to install, the magicJack loads this automatically), you literally just plug it in and dial. The network has been carefully built by the owner and founder of the company and boasts excellent call quality.
The company is so confident of its product that they offer a 30 day free trial (yes that includes free calls) and if you’re not happy with the product you can return it. The magicJack doesn’t just work at home, you can take it anywhere with you within the US and Canada and use it to make free calls.
Requirements to use the magicJack are a computer running Windows XP, Windows Vista or an Intel-based Apple Mac with a USB port; a broadband or high speed internet connection and a phone (it’s also possible to use a headset and mic if you don’t have a phone).
International calling with magicJack
You can call internationally with magicJack but you must prepay as it’s not covered in the standard annual fee.
How to buy magicJack
You can purchase magicJack directly from Amazon.com and have delivery within a few days:
Registration required? Yes, you have to register to use this service.
Connection fee? No, there is no connection fee.
Dial from a mobile? No, you cannot use this service when dialling from a mobile.
Website: www.magicjack.comPosted by Georgia (Admin) at 01:27 pm, 22 April 2009. Filed under: Landline • Canada • United States •
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