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MagicJack is a VoIP phone service brand offering internet home phone service with device-based calling.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

MagicJack is a VoIP phone service brand. Its official site presents internet home phone service, including magicIN (receives incoming calls) and magicOUT (make outbound calls) service options, international prepaid credits, number porting after device activation, and a 3-Year plan priced at $119. The service is described as affordable and reliable, allowing users to connect via high-speed internet on a landline, computer, or mobile phone, and to travel with the magicJack device.

History

MagicJack is presented on its official site as a VoIP phone service provider. The site offers internet home phone service with magicIN and magicOUT options, international prepaid credits, number porting after device activation, and a 3-Year plan for $119. It also promotes Norton 360 for magicJack and describes the service as affordable and reliable, usable on a landline, computer, or mobile phone via high-speed internet.

Products and positioning

Affordable and reliable VoIP phone service with low cost and consistent voice quality.

  • magicIN

    Service option that receives incoming calls.

  • magicOUT

    Service option that makes outbound calls.

  • 3-Year plan

    A 3-Year plan for only $119.

Controversies

  • 2020

    FCC reaches $5 million settlement with magicJack

    The FCC reached a $5 million settlement with magicJack over the company's failure to report interstate revenues and contribute to the Universal Service Fund. The agreement also included a three-year compliance plan and concluded the FCC investigation.

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Recent events

  • Reported

    FCC reaches $5 million settlement with magicJack[2]

    The FCC reached a $5 million settlement with magicJack over the company's failure to report interstate revenues and contribute to the Universal Service Fund. The agreement also included a three-year compliance plan and concluded the FCC investigation.

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