Hello, when I first received my magicjack. I was able to make a local call by just dialing the 7 digits. Now it says "in order to make this call, you need to dial the area code first." Why did this happen all of the sudden and is there a way to fix it. I cant dial an area code for a local number, just not used to it. Thanks.
gor818 wrote:Hello, when I first received my magicjack. I was able to make a local call by just dialing the 7 digits. Now it says "in order to make this call, you need to dial the area code first." Why did this happen all of the sudden and is there a way to fix it. I cant dial an area code for a local number, just not used to it. Thanks.
When was all of a sudden? today?
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I'm having the same problem too. When I first got magicjack I had no problems dialing local numbers without an area code. I didn't use my magicjack for two months and I go back to it and now i get a message saying i have to dial the area code for a local call, very weird! CS didn't help they said i have to dial the area code and didn't explain this change. I never heard of something like this where you have to dial a local number that way. Is everyone having this problem now? (btw the *** works for me)
When Packet8.net first came about I had their service and I had to dial 10 digits with it. Not sure if it is still that way.
I really hope that I will be able to port my landline phone # to Magicjack in the near future.
I thought you always had to dial 10 digits regardless of where you are calling. I'm used to it since you have to dial 10 digits with a land line here anyway, I guess I never noticed...
tloe wrote:I thought you always had to dial 10 digits regardless of where you are calling. I'm used to it since you have to dial 10 digits with a land line here anyway, I guess I never noticed...
Yes, with a landline phone (Verizon service anyway) or a cell phone you just dial the 7 digits if it's a local call, at least in NY that's the way I've always done it since I was old enough to start making calls, I don't know if other areas are different like you mention, I just thought that was the way it is for everyone. Magicjack used to do this and just recently they switched it for some reason.