magicJack and magicJack Plus Support, Reviews, FAQs and Tricks

Can I get a dial plan that
Supports 911
Supports 11 and 7 digit dialing
BLOCKS international calling (Except for US and Canada of course)

Also, does an ATA support inbound and outbound caller ID with Magicjack? XD

(P20|*xx|[3469]11S0|1xxx[2-9]xxxxxxS0|<:1555>[2-9]xxxxxxS0|1900xxxxxxx!|011[2-9]x ...

I call my friends in Toronto on their cell phones and it usually is really good. The one problem that I have found is it takes a while (usually rings for 20-30seconds) then it connects me. They use Rogers I believe as well.
Regards,

Really? I should try that out. I know that after 4 rings its ...

Seems to be a Toronto problem. Not quite sure why.

http://www.vbuzzer.com
$50/yr, has a host of Canadian numbers, and has all the phone features. Bring your own ATA.

*674*16-xxx-xxxx

*67 first-digit-of-area-code*rest-of-the-number.

It looks like the vbuzzer numbers are only for their service...or did I miss something?

Hmm...freephone isn't the same as MJ though. Thanks for the links btw, I found those on my own too. I was looking for $3 though

Let's hope MJ gets some CDN numbers. Happy Thanksgiving!

I seriously doubt it. First of all, there's no USB port to plug MJ into. Second of all, you'd need a constant wi-fi connection. It could probably be done as a proof of concept, but nothing that would be workable at this point.

Can you give me a link to a DID for $3? The ones I saw are $5-$25 at least (unlimited of course).

Hi,
Got it. Thanks for the responses.

I spent the last little while reading the threads about thin clients, but I don't the what the point is. I understand that they're quieter and cooler, but is that it? Do you just connect MJ to a TC like you'd connect it to a regular computer, connect a phone to the MJ, and use it? Or does it offer ...

Hi folks,

Spoofing doesn't work here at all. I set it to the default nashville proxy, put in my MJ number and everything, and still no dice. Also, after I hit "apply changes", do I need to restart MJ? Thanks.