Get me your address and let me send you the new magicJack Plus,same as the original one,but now you can also use it without a computer.It’s the same size as the original,but even easier to install within seconds,with consistent super voice quality all the time.We will continue to innovate and lead the pack.When the FCC wants VOIP for the country,they can count on us.We have saved our customers Billions and are dam proud of it.
Get me your address and let me send you the new magicJack Plus,same as the original one,but now you can also use it without a computer.It’s the same size as the original,but even easier to install within seconds,with consistent super voice quality all the time.We will continue to innovate and lead the pack.When the FCC wants VOIP for the country,they can count on us.We have saved our customers Billions and are dam proud of it.
CEO Vocaltec
Dan Borislow
So,where'd this Dan Borislow quote come from? I can't find it in the link given or in any of the links within the link given above?
MJ user since Feb '10
MJ MagicFeatures user since Mar '10
NT TK6000 user since Apr '10
Dedicated MJ Thin Client: HP t5710 1.2GHz 1gF/512R, running MJ, MagicFeatures & TightVNC, 12-15 watts w/o monitor, roughly $1.25 per month electric cost
Get me your address and let me send you the new magicJack Plus,same as the original one,but now you can also use it without a computer.It’s the same size as the original,but even easier to install within seconds,with consistent super voice quality all the time.We will continue to innovate and lead the pack.When the FCC wants VOIP for the country,they can count on us.We have saved our customers Billions and are dam proud of it.
CEO Vocaltec
Dan Borislow
So,where'd this Dan Borislow quote come from? I can't find it in the link given or in any of the links within the link given above?
As it says right above the link, "quoted in the comments".
So,where'd this Dan Borislow quote come from? I can't find it in the link given or in any of the links within the link given above?
As it says right above the link, "quoted in the comments".
Ooooooooh!!!!
Ok.....can't see the forest for the trees.
Step 1. Open eyes.
Step 2. Read comments.
Duh me.
MJ user since Feb '10
MJ MagicFeatures user since Mar '10
NT TK6000 user since Apr '10
Dedicated MJ Thin Client: HP t5710 1.2GHz 1gF/512R, running MJ, MagicFeatures & TightVNC, 12-15 watts w/o monitor, roughly $1.25 per month electric cost
I hope this actually comes out next month, as I'm planning to migrate from my 2nd gen MJ to this. Is there any info as to whether you'll be able to port your old MJ number?
The lawyers for AT&T screwed up. This was supposed to be a case of copyright infringement. You see, AT&T wrote the book on sleazeball Telco tactics, and MJ has been stealing their best ideas.
Actually, I don't think MJ has even approached the level of sleaze that AT&T was, at their worst. (the real, original Ma Bell AT&T, that is).
Enjoys a daily VOIP cocktail made from:
-One shot Magic Jack
-One shot TK6000
-One shot NetTalk Duo
-Two shots Ooma (it's bigger)
Stavanger wrote:
does anyone have any comments on this
By the time it, any appeals, and any appeals of the appeals, wind through the court system, we will all be talking to each other by thinking about it through the implanted chip in our brains.
Go to page 23 for details. Please try to stay awake while you read this.
Thanks for the link. It was interesting to see page 24, where MJ explains why they are exempt from USF. For me, that's the first I've seen it from the horse's mouth. They are worried about potential pending changes to the USF rules.
Here's the quote (emphasis mine):
"Universal Service Fund (“USF”) - The FCC and many PUCs have established USF programs to ensure that affordable telecommunications services are widely available in high cost areas and for income-eligible telephone subscribers. Other fees are imposed to meet the costs of establishing and maintaining a numbering administration system, to recover the shared costs of long-term number portability, and to contribute to the Telecommunications Relay Services Fund. All telecommunications carriers must contribute to these funds, and the requirements have been expanded to interconnected VoIP providers. The FCC and many PUCs have for a number of years been considering substantial changes to the USF system including changes in contribution methodology. Some proposals, if adopted, could have a material adverse effect on the Company. Federal USF fees are only applied if a company bills for telecommunication services. The Company does not bill for domestic local and long distance telecommunication services."
Enjoys a daily VOIP cocktail made from:
-One shot Magic Jack
-One shot TK6000
-One shot NetTalk Duo
-Two shots Ooma (it's bigger)
I have no idea whether this is real or not. Take it for what its worth.
I'm sure it's real. Can't imagine anyone going to the trouble of making a fake MJPlus device for a youtube review video that only a relative handful of people will watch.
