By: L JonesI have a Magic Jack. I wasn't given one to test or a paid blogger. I am simply a consumer who went online and ordered the Magic Jack digital telephone system. It's not really a system, just a small USB gadget that you plug into your computer and voila, instant telephone service. I wanted to tell my story.
I was watching television at night when this infomercial comes on and it's talking about Magic Jack; how you get long distance and local telephone service for only $19.95 a year. We all know how infomercials are. They promise you all kinds of things from super fit body to better health and most of the time it's all crap. The commercial seemed used cars man like; a bit too pushy and to good to be true. So I passed on it.
December 2008, I see the commercial again. This time, I have to look a bit more closely. We're in a recession, money's getting tight. I need to find a few places to pinch some pennies. I tell myself, the $56 that it will take to get it to my house is a small investment if it works. The commercial begins to look more believable, so I decide, what the heck. Two days later it gets delivered.
Long story short, I love it. This baby works. The sound quality is equal to my Comcast telephone service, but better because it's nearly $500 dollars cheaper for the year. It was easy to install; just plug it in and follow the prompts. I'm sold on the product and I hope you will be too. Go out and get you one.
(secret: you can get them at Best Buys and some Radio Shacks)
I was watching television at night when this infomercial comes on and it's talking about Magic Jack; how you get long distance and local telephone service for only $19.95 a year. We all know how infomercials are. They promise you all kinds of things from super fit body to better health and most of the time it's all crap. The commercial seemed used cars man like; a bit too pushy and to good to be true. So I passed on it.
December 2008, I see the commercial again. This time, I have to look a bit more closely. We're in a recession, money's getting tight. I need to find a few places to pinch some pennies. I tell myself, the $56 that it will take to get it to my house is a small investment if it works. The commercial begins to look more believable, so I decide, what the heck. Two days later it gets delivered.
Long story short, I love it. This baby works. The sound quality is equal to my Comcast telephone service, but better because it's nearly $500 dollars cheaper for the year. It was easy to install; just plug it in and follow the prompts. I'm sold on the product and I hope you will be too. Go out and get you one.
(secret: you can get them at Best Buys and some Radio Shacks)
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