Is the one year service included with purchase of this new magicjack plus?
1428881
Yes it is. So far it's working great. I got rid of my unlimited calls (phone landline) and my DSL. Now we have high speed cable for our internet, and MagicJack plus.
1428882
The description is misleading; it doesn't mention whether it's a 6 month or 1 year subscription and shows a picture of the 2012 model, which as other posters have mentioned should be 1 year of free service. I just received it and it was the 2014 model, which only comes with 6 months of free service.
1428883
This is a great question! I spoke with magic jack directly. They've explained that the products which have the ethernet cable design below the "magic jack" letters are the 2012 versions, and come with 1 year of service. Those without this ethernet cable or phone cable symbol will be the 2014 versions and only include 6 months of service. They also stated that the "additional features" for the 2014 version were still in beta mode, and not available. They provided me this url to see the differences in the photos. I hope it proves helpful. http://aid.magicjack.com/Products.png
1428884
No,You pay for the device and you get six months of free service. After that you can pay for the one full year. I would recommend doing the free trial to see if it meet your needs. Im deployed to afghanistan and for what its worth I am more than satisfied with the service and performance of the device.
1428885
No, You pay for the device and you get six months of free service. After that you can pay for the one full year. I would recommend doing the free trial to see if it meet your needs. Im deployed to afghanistan and for what its worth I am more than satisfied with the service and performance of the device.
1428886
Does this MJ+ include 6 months or one year of service? Answers given are four that say one year free and one that says only six months free service.
830236
Yes, it's all you need. It's what I use now, so I "know" it works. It doesn't need a "charge"... the Magicjack gets it's electric from the computer's USB, and the phone just plugs into the Magicjack and you can make/receive calls. That's it... very simple.
1713515
I think it's one year since you have the option to buy 3 or 5 years for additional charge. If in doubt, contact the whole seller, they are great (replaced my missing remote within 3 days) and I am sure you will get the correct information.
186450
Does have 1 yr warranty, but I did not send in the card within 30 days as required, plus I have to pay the shipping to return to California, and possibly the shipping to return the unit to me.
158432
According to the box, 1 year limited or longer if provided by law, And 90 days basic customer support
320770
The data sheet says it is 1 year. Mine didn't come with a warranty card however...
2109007
Hello: We have the magicJack Plus 2014. When it is activated/registered, it needs to be installed in a USB socket on the PC. After that, you can plug it directly into your Router/Modem/Switch. Ours is plugged into our ADSL modem. I believe the previous version must be plugged into a USB port on the PC at all times. We have out of town company and my Brother in Law has been using our magicJack phone and they are going to get a magicJack, ASAP... The model we have came with the first 6 months of service included. I believe (but you need to confirm) that the previous model included 12 months service. The magicJack Plus 2014 seems to have provisions for features that are not available at this time, but, possibly, will be available, with a Firmware Upgrade, in the future. The older model does not have that possible ability to add features.
313563
Sorry, but I don't know for sure. Seems like when I got mine there was a one year warranty.
716865
According to my basic owners manual (a full-size one is available as PDF) it's one year on parts AND labor. If you buy it with certain credit cards, you can automatically extend it (or double it); check your particular card services.
2203134
i don't think so, i believe you have to take your magicjack with you and forward the local # that was given to you. login to your account and do a text talk with the tech support.
477361
yes but fromy experience, I have had one for 2 years & support suckss. I use mine now only for internet calling. If you are trying tosave money, go with Magic Jack. One time $60 charge for hardware & 6 months free service with yearly cost of $30. It costs $60 a year to renew the number plus 2.3 cents a minute to talk. Big difference. My Freetalk probaby ran me about $120 a year and I would get roaming internet calls from scammers all hours of the day.
366195
It is "1 year." But in reality, you are just on your own. The customer service is not helpful and is combative if asked to replace any parts.
716006
There are a number of hidden charges and cautions one should consider and yes, the advertised cost does include the first year subscription. However, it costs $20.00 to port (transfer) you're existing number to the Magic Jack plus. In addition, there is a recurring yearly charge of $10.00 to keep that number. If the device should fail, you cannot transfer the number or use any remaining subscription time on the replacement device. For that reason, you should avoid subscribing for multiple years service. If you don't already have a router connected to the modem, you will have to purchase one, because Magic Jack Plus connects directly to one of the Ethernet ports of a router. Otherwise, the Magic Jack connects to the computer through a USB and computer must remain turned on 24/7 to receive calls. You may receive an E-mail similar to the one I received from Magic Jack, requesting additional funds to pay for access to call 911. You might want disregard that, because 911 systems do not charge for emergency calls.
1836373
Yes, one year: http://www.kitchenaid.com/digitalassets/KEK1722SX/Warranty_EN.pdf
1467926
I think it only uses Tracfone prepaid service. There is no additional charge for one year unless you buy more minuets.
348264
No. I have one of those wireless phone sets with a base unit and 4 others that I distribute through the house. The MagicJack is on the base unit. All the other phones work through that.
67912
We have used the MagicJack for over three years now. Call quality is acceptable around 90% of the time, and, we have saved significantly on phone bills. Connecting a phone instrument to the magicjack helps in call quality, by, minimizing the issues which are related to the microphone on the computer. The one time when call quality is an issue is when the number being called is also voip e.g. Vonage etc. Since our computer is on most of the time anycase, do not really think we have additional electricity bills on account of this. Our electricity bill is similar to others who use regular phones. We have used the MagicJack for over three years now. Call quality is acceptable around 90% of the time, and, we have saved significantly on phone bills. Connecting a phone instrument to the magicjack helps in call quality, by, minimizing the issues which are related to the microphone on the computer. The one time when call quality is an issue is when the number being called is also voip e.g. Vonage etc. Since our computer is on most of the time anycase, do not really think we have additional electricity bills on account of this. Our electricity bill is similar to others who use regular phones.