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Make sure this feature is ON, then add your email address. I’m not even sure it could get voicemail, but either way, it’s my main number that has the setting desired. This is one of my very favorite features actually:Īs you can see, I don’t want to get email related to the default assigned number. Your configuration may well vary from that, of course.Īnd, finally, one more setting. Since it’s tied to a land line, it’s nice to get a ring or two before the call’s picked up. I have mine set for 15 seconds, which is about 3 rings. This is controlled in Voicemail On/Off/Delay. I recommend you check the delay before voicemail picks up an incoming call: some people like to have that happen immediately while others want a few rings first so they have a chance to answer the call.

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Yup, two phone numbers ringing on the same device (tho remember that the MagicJack app for Android or iPhone can let you answer incoming calls too). You might want to set up Call Forwarding if you’d like that MagicJack number to roll over to your cellphone or similar. Give yourself bonus points for recognizing that 202 phone number, if you do!

Your sister who wants to know how the roses are doing this summer? Probably not. This is pretty powerful because you can easily forget you’ve set it up, so I suggest this only be used for the most upsetting or inappropriate of callers.

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Here I’ve set up this one phone number in Washington DC (area code 202) on my list if they try to call me MagicJack will block the call and I won’t even know that they attempted to connect. Next up on the Call Features menu is “ Call Blocking” which is related to Call Screening, but a bit more aggressive. Start your own research on this feature by going to the link referenced on the very bottom line it’s informative on what this service can and cannot do to help you manage unwanted phone calls. You can see that I don’t have it enabled, but if I get more junk phone calls it’s easy to set up. If you’re using it as your house line, I recommend that you set up 911 emergency calling (note: There is likely a small fee required for this) because otherwise in an emergency someone will pick up the phone, dial 911 and get an error, which will not help resolve the crisis.įor the key features, let’s start with Automated Call Screening. Once you do, all the interesting settings are off the Call Features menu: To get to all the other settings, however, you’ll want to log in to the Web site.

That’s all pretty easy once you’re connected, just use your cellphone for the task. Your default PIN is 1234 and you can – and definitely should! – change it while you’re recording the voicemail message too. Voicemail greetings can all be set up by calling your own number and pressing “*” while it’s playing the default recording. Not so good, definitely worth changing unless you like to surprise your friends with calls that look like they’re from a scammer 🙂 My default was the bizarre *0123491802* which comes up on CallerID as being from Argentina or something like that. If not, you can get a phone number from the company itself. I did, and it was a flat $19.99 one time fee and took about a week to complete. There are a bunch of settings you will want to fine tune for your own situation, however, starting with the decision of whether to port your existing phone number to the MagicJack service or not. With the combination of an app for your phone that lets you make and receive calls and text messages to the email notifications of voice mail that include the audio of the message, it’s easy, a great option for a home business, and darn inexpensive: My MagicJack Go unit through the local Best Buy was under $25 out the door, including 1 year of service.

I’m also a recent convert to the remarkably inexpensive Voice over IP (VOIP) phone service from MagicJack and so far, it’s great.

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