beachinmoney wrote:I can't believe it. First off no special price for existing customers who would not only give up time available that they still have on the regular MagicJack but also you loose your number. In addition to that. They can't tell you in thier chat anything about it other then that it plugs into your router and you can turn your computer off. There are other devices out there that do that and more for less money then the $69.95. And why would I want to give my credit card number out over a non secure connection phone when they monitor everything and spam my email.
I was pretty happy with magicjack and after a lot of research decided it didn't make sense to loose my number and get a different device. Just to order the MJPlus.... until I hear everything they didn't say. I don't think that this is a very smart marketing plan on how to release this item that we were told would do so many things and then to almost double the price and not give us our current numbers as well.
I would strongly suggest that we not buy it until they offer us a discount. How are they going to get the message if you all run right out and purchase it???

I agree with your decision to wait on the purchase beachin, regardless of whether or not they let you keep your existing number. My mj / thin client / magicfeatures combo has been so stable, I can't see trading that for a new unknown. In fact, after reading that mj is raising their prices come September 6th, I'm debating whether or not to buy the 5 year plan just prior to that date. I get five more years for the price of one if I were to buy the Plus. No contest! The only redeeming feature the plus has over the original that I can see is the monthly power usage.
If I assume the power requirements drops by an order of magnitude, then my monthly usage cost would drop to 12.5 cents a month instead of the $1.25. Taking into account the bug risks associated with the new hardware in addition to loosing the Magicfeatures....er....Features

, well, to me, it's just not worth it.....not yet anyways.
Now, If Dan makes good on his prediction of providing WiFi internet, subscription TV service AND phone service for under $90 bucks a year, I'll have to re-weigh my decisions. But given his past performances on his promises, I bet he never EVER makes that happen. If he does, NetTalk will have accomplished it long before MJ and Dan will be so far behind the marketing curve, I doubt he'll ever catch up.
Just my opinion(s) mind you.