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While it may not work for actual long-distance phone calls, especially for use with C-phones, Go-to-meeting, and such as that, I found a nice benefit today to having the Magic Jack. It has call forwarding that can be turned on and off. So, I use my magic jack number for job contacts. I have calls forwarded to my home office number only during working hours. The magic jack phone does not have to be actually connected to the computer, and the computer does not have to be actually turned on for the call forwarding to work. If I want to be left alone on my day off, I simply disable the call forwarding feature. I can activate the voicemail or not. At the same time, if I want to receive calls at all times, I can forward the magic jack calls to my cell phone that I carry with me when I go out. It is really nice. Just thought I would share. I do not work for the Magic Jack company; I'm just a happy customer. It is $39.95 for the first year, $19.95 yearly after that, and it connects through the USB port. I have used it in my laptop to make long-distance calls across the country with no problem.