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AIM vs magicJack

Compare AIM vs magicJack. Find out whether AIM or magicJack is better for your VoIP business or home needs. The experts at VoipReview have analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of AIM and magicJack and detailed analysis of the comparison can be found below.

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Overview:

magicJack is an extremely cheap VoIP provider that works by using your existing Internet connection to make and receive calls. magicJack provides a plug-and-play...

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  • Founder Year: 2002
  • Website: magicjack.com
  • Headquarters Country: United States
  • Founder Year: 2002

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Recent User Reviews

I have many magicJacks in my office and they are some of the worst phone systems of all. The other day I renewed my services on a couple devices and they took my money out of my bank but never turn on my services. I called and spoke to some people in the Philippines but never got anything handled. Finally today they sent me an email and stated that due to Rule 6 I had violated the fraud rules. No clue what that could mean other than they do not like that I am asking about my money. They said they were not able to work with the magicJack device they sold me due to this and made no mention of returning my money. I filed a claim at my bank to get my money back and filed a complaint with the FCC on these people. Will also file a complaint with my States Attorney Generals office. It is people like this that makes it so hard to trust anyone anymore. and most all your company has an out by just saying it was a fraud they believed happen when they are the frauds themselves. I do not recommend this company to anyone anywhere.

terrysanders529 August 3rd, 2023

MagicJack has been my home phone since August 2008. Economical and feature rich, it served me good enough fine until May 2023 when it suddenly stopped working through the router, throwing Error 23 and 42. After a long stretch of torturous tech support efforts, I finally called it quits. Bought an Ooma Telo Air 2 which works perfectly fine on my ATT Fiber router where the mJ device failed. Luckily I have only 2 months on my long mJ subscription where I can transition to the cool new number I got from Ooma's selection process. I'm out $40 for the replacement device sent by mJ which also never worked, but it's overall been a good 15 year run with mJ, relatively trouble free until it abruptly wasn't.

gamonal May 29th, 2023
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