Will the P1003 work on MagicJack for more than a few weeks.
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I'm not sure I understand your question, but I have this phone in my home and it is hooked up to a cable phone line, and it works just fine...I hope this was helpful...http://amzn.to/19bgUEx
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Yea but you will probably find it short lived. I would expect to pay around 100 and get something more powerful
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Yes, it actually is a great idea to test it for several days to 2 weeks before porting your number. YOu might have the same problem that I had, spotty calls and dropped calls. They had to remote access my computer to reconfigure the duo and has so far worked well with little to none of the old problems. Once you port your old number, you can kiss it goodbye if you decided that you do not like the duo.It took 10 days for me to have my number ported. Assurance? None, they can always jack it up, but so far, they have not for the past 2 years...so maybe not. Besides, magic jack is catching up when it comes to "quality" of the calls, so that should keep their prices down... Yes, it actually is a great idea to test it for several days to 2 weeks before porting your number. YOu might have the same problem that I had, spotty calls and dropped calls. They had to remote access my computer to reconfigure the duo and has so far worked well with little to none of the old problems. Once you port your old number, you can kiss it goodbye if you decided that you do not like the duo.It took 10 days for me to have my number ported. Assurance? None, they can always jack it up, but so far, they have not for the past 2 years...so maybe not. Besides, magic jack is... » Read More Yes, it actually is a great idea to test it for several days to 2 weeks before porting your number. YOu might have the same problem that I had, spotty calls and dropped calls. They had to remote access my computer to reconfigure the duo and has so far worked well with little to none of the old problems. Once you port your old number, you can kiss it goodbye if you decided that you do not like the duo.It took 10 days for me to have my number ported. Assurance? None, they can always jack it up, but so far, they have not for the past 2 years...so maybe not. Besides, magic jack is catching up when it comes to "quality" of the calls, so that should keep their prices down... « Show Less
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Seeing as how this card is for the "older" technonogy computers, it is a fix intended to reclaim a year or two in the life of a system depending as to the intended use. The concern should not be how long it will last but other considerations. But since the question was asked I agree with other comments provided, plus it could last several years, longer than the computers you will be using it on's usefull life. Before they get too old to use modern apps like windos 7 and 8. Already Windows XP SP3 will no longer supported by Microsoft. so if you need it and your system has a supported OS buy it. Otherwise don't waste your money. PS Visiontek electronics are top of the line in my estimation. Your call. Seeing as how this card is for the "older" technonogy computers, it is a fix intended to reclaim a year or two in the life of a system depending as to the intended use. The concern should not be how long it will last but other considerations. But since the question was asked I agree with other comments provided, plus it could last several years, longer than the computers you will be using it on's usefull life. Before they get too old to use modern apps like windos 7 and 8. Already Windows XP SP3 will no longer supported by Microsoft. so if you need it and your system has a... » Read More Seeing as how this card is for the "older" technonogy computers, it is a fix intended to reclaim a year or two in the life of a system depending as to the intended use. The concern should not be how long it will last but other considerations. But since the question was asked I agree with other comments provided, plus it could last several years, longer than the computers you will be using it on's usefull life. Before they get too old to use modern apps like windos 7 and 8. Already Windows XP SP3 will no longer supported by Microsoft. so if you need it and your system has a supported OS buy it. Otherwise don't waste your money. PS Visiontek electronics are top of the line in my estimation. Your call. « Show Less
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Yes, it actually is a great idea to test it for several days to 2 weeks before porting your number. YOu might have the same problem that I had, spotty calls and dropped calls. They had to remote access my computer to reconfigure the duo and has so far worked well with little to none of the old problems. Once you port your old number, you can kiss it goodbye if you decided that you do not like the duo. It took 10 days for me to have my number ported. Assurance? None, they can always jack it up, but so far, they have not for the past 2 years...so maybe not. Besides, magic jack is catching up when it comes to "quality" of the calls, so that should keep their prices down...
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The Powerrocks Magicstick should work with any device that has a cord with a USB plug on one end.
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That happened to me also, just after the 90 days were up. All people could hear was static, no voice. I tired to call magic jack, without any response and that is also after I took advantage of the five year plan and paid they 29.95 x 5. I was very unhappy with customer service and ended up breaking my contract and still having to pay another $32 to get my phone number back. I would not recommend magic jack to any one. It is just a cheap piece of equipment that dies even before the 90 days are up, but they keep you going round and round, and the 90 days is up, and they won't do anything about it! NEVER have anything to do with MJ again!!!!!! That happened to me also, just after the 90 days were up. All people could hear was static, no voice. I tired to call magic jack, without any response and that is also after I took advantage of the five year plan and paid they 29.95 x 5. I was very unhappy with customer service and ended up breaking my contract and still having to pay another $32 to get my phone number back. I would not recommend magic jack to any one. It is just a cheap piece of equipment that dies even before the 90 days are up, but they keep you going round and round, and the 90 days is up, and they won't do anything... » Read More That happened to me also, just after the 90 days were up. All people could hear was static, no voice. I tired to call magic jack, without any response and that is also after I took advantage of the five year plan and paid they 29.95 x 5. I was very unhappy with customer service and ended up breaking my contract and still having to pay another $32 to get my phone number back. I would not recommend magic jack to any one. It is just a cheap piece of equipment that dies even before the 90 days are up, but they keep you going round and round, and the 90 days is up, and they won't do anything about it! NEVER have anything to do with MJ again!!!!!! « Show Less
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Don't know. I don't have Magic Jack but use high speed cable internet (50mbps download and 7Mbps upload) and phone works great.
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It will work with any household phone system MagicJack or other such system that you simply plug a phone into.
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No, the magic jack only has to be hooked up to the modem. If the modem is functioning properly, you can make calls.
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no it won't, but nevermind buying it, it worked 3 times. Customer care ignored my claims.
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I use Pocket Wizards. The devices that came with this kit are really cheap and not worth working with. (My opinion)
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We have used the MagicJack for over three years now. Call quality is acceptable around 90% of the time, and, we have saved significantly on phone bills. Connecting a phone instrument to the magicjack helps in call quality, by, minimizing the issues which are related to the microphone on the computer. The one time when call quality is an issue is when the number being called is also voip e.g. Vonage etc. Since our computer is on most of the time anycase, do not really think we have additional electricity bills on account of this. Our electricity bill is similar to others who use regular phones. We have used the MagicJack for over three years now. Call quality is acceptable around 90% of the time, and, we have saved significantly on phone bills. Connecting a phone instrument to the magicjack helps in call quality, by, minimizing the issues which are related to the microphone on the computer. The one time when call quality is an issue is when the number being called is also voip e.g. Vonage etc. Since our computer is on most of the time anycase, do not really think we have additional electricity bills on account of this. Our electricity bill is similar to others who use regular phones.
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I suggest you Google Magic Jack reviews for a lot of feedback. It's not all it's cracked up to me, in my experience. I rated it 1 star on Amazon. My experience was less than stellar. Incoming callers were clear to me, but they couldn't hear me without it breaking up. All outgoing calls were breaking up. If you do buy and use MagicJack, be sure to resolve your issues within 30 days so you can get a refund within 30 days. After that you can't get your money back. Do more research before you buy it. This does not come with a year free service, only 6 months. Suggest you use the 6 months first before you get too much invested in it.
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Yes.Magicjack app(magicApp) is available at itunes appstore and gives you unlimited calls/text wherever you have WiFi for $2/month or $15/year($1.25/month).You can call landlines and mobile numbers and text to mobile numbers. Many tablet/ipod touch owners are unaware they can use their device as a WiFi phone.It works like a speaker phone and if you want a private conversation,just plug in earbuds/headphones as the mic will still pick up your voice.No special headset needed.The app is free if you use magicjack home phone service for $3/month.Here is an amazon link for magicjack GO home phone device: Magicjack Go! 2014 Version, 12 Months Free Service Yes.Magicjack app(magicApp) is available at itunes appstore and gives you unlimited calls/text wherever you have WiFi for $2/month or $15/year($1.25/month).You can call landlines and mobile numbers and text to mobile numbers. Many tablet/ipod touch owners are unaware they can use their device as a WiFi phone.It works like a speaker phone and if you want a private conversation,just plug in earbuds/headphones as the mic will still pick up your voice.No special headset needed.The app is free if you use magicjack home phone service for $3/month.Here is an amazon link for magicjack... » Read More Yes.Magicjack app(magicApp) is available at itunes appstore and gives you unlimited calls/text wherever you have WiFi for $2/month or $15/year($1.25/month).You can call landlines and mobile numbers and text to mobile numbers. Many tablet/ipod touch owners are unaware they can use their device as a WiFi phone.It works like a speaker phone and if you want a private conversation,just plug in earbuds/headphones as the mic will still pick up your voice.No special headset needed.The app is free if you use magicjack home phone service for $3/month.Here is an amazon link for magicjack GO home phone device: Magicjack Go! 2014 Version, 12 Months Free Service « Show Less
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yes but fromy experience, I have had one for 2 years & support suckss. I use mine now only for internet calling. If you are trying tosave money, go with Magic Jack. One time $60 charge for hardware & 6 months free service with yearly cost of $30. It costs $60 a year to renew the number plus 2.3 cents a minute to talk. Big difference. My Freetalk probaby ran me about $120 a year and I would get roaming internet calls from scammers all hours of the day.
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I suggest you Google Magic Jack reviews for a lot of feedback. It's not all it's cracked up to me, in my experience. I rated it 1 star on Amazon. My experience was less than stellar. Incoming callers were clear to me, but they couldn't hear me without it breaking up. All outgoing calls were breaking up. If you do buy and use MagicJack, be sure to resolve your issues within 30 days so you can get a refund within 30 days. After that you can't get your money back. Do more research before you buy it. This does not come with a year free service, only 6 months. Suggest you use the 6 months first before you get too much invested in it. I suggest you Google Magic Jack reviews for a lot of feedback. It's not all it's cracked up to me, in my experience. I rated it 1 star on Amazon. My experience was less than stellar. Incoming callers were clear to me, but they couldn't hear me without it breaking up. All outgoing calls were breaking up. If you do buy and use MagicJack, be sure to resolve your issues within 30 days so you can get a refund within 30 days. After that you can't get your money back. Do more research before you buy it. This does not come with a year free service, only 6 months. Suggest you use the 6 months first... » Read More I suggest you Google Magic Jack reviews for a lot of feedback. It's not all it's cracked up to me, in my experience. I rated it 1 star on Amazon. My experience was less than stellar. Incoming callers were clear to me, but they couldn't hear me without it breaking up. All outgoing calls were breaking up. If you do buy and use MagicJack, be sure to resolve your issues within 30 days so you can get a refund within 30 days. After that you can't get your money back. Do more research before you buy it. This does not come with a year free service, only 6 months. Suggest you use the 6 months first before you get too much invested in it. « Show Less