magicjack plus 2014 new promo
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magicjack plus 2014 new promo
hi, there is a current promo for half the price and first --- 6 --- months are free !!!!
is this a trick? isn't the first year already included? what happens after first 6 months? do they ask to renew subscription by paying for a whole year?
thanks
is this a trick? isn't the first year already included? what happens after first 6 months? do they ask to renew subscription by paying for a whole year?
thanks
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SteveHC
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I know.
The company has decided to start offering new MJ+'s with only 6 months' of service but at $15 less than they otherwise would charge for it. If the new device is to have its own number, at the end of the initial 6 months renewals are the usual $30/year or $100/5 years.
The company has decided to start offering new MJ+'s with only 6 months' of service but at $15 less than they otherwise would charge for it. If the new device is to have its own number, at the end of the initial 6 months renewals are the usual $30/year or $100/5 years.
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SteveHC
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Yeah. Essentially, whether or not you get the 6 months' of service with the $30 new device fee depends on a)whether or not you order it as an "upgrade" from your current MJ device, and if so, b) how much time you have left on your current subscription. It's a slightly better upgrade deal than the "upgrade" offer was on the original MJ+.rdlsmith wrote:I thought I was getting an "extra" six months but here's what the FAQ says about it.
Please Note: If you transfer the time remaining on your current device to the NEW 2014 magicJack PLUS, you forfeit the FREE 6 months that are included with the NEW 2014 magicJack PLUS
NOTE: "Upgrade" herein means that you order the new device to REPLACE your current device; when you order the new device as an "upgrade" MJ DEACTIVATES the device that the new one is to replace and EITHER a)gives you the 6 months' of service - but only if you have less than 6 months remaining on your current subscription term (that "left-over" time then gets trashed), OR b) transfers the remaining time left on your current subscription - if you have MORE than 6 months remaining.
IF instead you simply purchase the new device NOT as an "upgrade" then of course it gets its own new phone number and you get the 6 months' of service on THAT number.
I know it may sound a little confusing, but it actually makes sense given that your getting the new device for only $30.
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SteveHC
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The value is $45 if your situation is such that you can actually receive and make use of the 6 months of service, $30 if you can't.
Just keep in mind that the $30 offer probably really IS time-limited.
But I don't really see where it's worth it to "upgrade" to the new MJ+ device if you already have the "original" MJ+ and don't need *another* such device. But who knows, maybe there's some advantage to the "average" user that I'm not aware of.
Just keep in mind that the $30 offer probably really IS time-limited.
But I don't really see where it's worth it to "upgrade" to the new MJ+ device if you already have the "original" MJ+ and don't need *another* such device. But who knows, maybe there's some advantage to the "average" user that I'm not aware of.
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SteveHC
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OOPS! Just realized that the actual value of the $30 new-device deal for current subscribers is *$50* if you can make use of the 6 months of service, $35 if you can't - a little better than I originally thought.
My bad...
My bad...
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Here's the latest skinny, direct from MJ support chat as shown in another thread. Read SteveHC's response immediately after as well.
http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/post82579.html#82579
http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/post82579.html#82579
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New Magic Jack Plus 2014
Just received the package it was fairly impressive.
I installed and registered it, removed my old MJ plus and plugged in the new one and I was calling within 5 minutes. I called my neighbor who I talk to frequently and has been always complaining about my MJ breaking up, etc. He reports that the voice quality is now excellent and I did no hear him breaking up either. So far I am impressed.
I have never had to do service with MJ so cannot comment on it only to hope I never have to.
I installed and registered it, removed my old MJ plus and plugged in the new one and I was calling within 5 minutes. I called my neighbor who I talk to frequently and has been always complaining about my MJ breaking up, etc. He reports that the voice quality is now excellent and I did no hear him breaking up either. So far I am impressed.
I have never had to do service with MJ so cannot comment on it only to hope I never have to.
Re: magicjack plus 2014 new promo
no trick you buy the unit and get 6 months service free. i asked them this question and that is what i was told. i also asked about the year service they said no not with mj2014 you have to buy a years service if you want to use mj2014 beyond 6 months. so i ordered one extra year. i think it is a rip because they ad extra charges after all is done. i paid $74.22 USD for mj2014 and one extra year! they kept trying to sell me 5 more years of service and i had to tell them no several times. i am not happy with the mj2014 as it keeps stop working. i get recording mj is not in service at this time error 3002. i go and unplug it from the wall and modem for a minute and plug it back in then it works for several hours or a day then i get the recording again mj not in service error 3002. is there a tech number to call to have this checked out? i am disabled and need a phone to work in case i need to goto hospital. the last time i restarted mj2014 the lights on the mj are blinking the first is blue it stays on the second is red it blinks and the third is green and it blinks and that is when no one uses the phone. anyone know what the lights mean?jackmack wrote:hi, there is a current promo for half the price and first --- 6 --- months are free !!!!
is this a trick? isn't the first year already included? what happens after first 6 months? do they ask to renew subscription by paying for a whole year?
thanks
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SteveHC
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"randyz48" -
The "new" 2014 MJ+ as VOIP device is essentially the same as the "old" MJ+. The operational issues that you describe have already been addressed on this website countless times... try searching the site - particularly the "MagicJack Plus Support" section - for the solution. From the way you've described them, it sounds like the LED lights on your device are working as they should, indicating that the device itself is probably working properly.
So to put it in a nutshell, it *sounds* like your issue is related to your router and its internal settings, and each router make/model is a little different in that regard.
But if you're disabled, need CONSISTENTLY reliable telephone service and are looking to save money through VOIP, I recommend going with OOMA. You really should not have bought the additional year of service until you tried MJ out during the included 6 months to see if you really like it - that's why they include 6 months in the purchase price. If you're still within 30 days of the date you ordered it I'd consider trying to return it for a refund and going with an outfit that will provide you with better customer service and technical support. OOMA costs more up-front, and a little more on a monthly basis, but for someone such as yourself I think you might be better off.
The "new" 2014 MJ+ as VOIP device is essentially the same as the "old" MJ+. The operational issues that you describe have already been addressed on this website countless times... try searching the site - particularly the "MagicJack Plus Support" section - for the solution. From the way you've described them, it sounds like the LED lights on your device are working as they should, indicating that the device itself is probably working properly.
So to put it in a nutshell, it *sounds* like your issue is related to your router and its internal settings, and each router make/model is a little different in that regard.
But if you're disabled, need CONSISTENTLY reliable telephone service and are looking to save money through VOIP, I recommend going with OOMA. You really should not have bought the additional year of service until you tried MJ out during the included 6 months to see if you really like it - that's why they include 6 months in the purchase price. If you're still within 30 days of the date you ordered it I'd consider trying to return it for a refund and going with an outfit that will provide you with better customer service and technical support. OOMA costs more up-front, and a little more on a monthly basis, but for someone such as yourself I think you might be better off.
Using a "standard" magicJack, an "original" magicJack Plus, and the magicJack iOS app on an iPod Touch and iPhone