Question posted by ABCrenshaw on September 21st, 2013

Is This A Scam?This Is A Bill. Certain Emergency Communications Districts

This is a bill. Certain emergency communications districts have required that we attempt to bill you via email the charges they impose for your being able to dial 911 services. If you wish to continue to be able to dial 911, it is important that you pay this charge. If you have access to 911 services but do not pay this government-imposed charge, the emergency communications district in your jurisdiction may seek to collect any amounts from you directly. MagicJack does not profit at all for this service and the funds we collect are turned over to the government authority pursuant to their requirements. Please click here to find out the specific charges in your area and you will be directed on how to pay for them.

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Answer #1: Posted by Odin on September 21st, 2013 7:41 AM
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It may be a scam. I recommend that you never click on links in emails where there's the slightest doubt of their legitimacy. You can ask magicJack at 561-594-9925; or write magicJack at [email protected], or:
c/o Ymax Communications
PO BOX 6785
West Palm Beach, FL 33405


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Answer #2: Posted by RodneyHaines on September 22nd, 2013 1:03 PM
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Look at the top. It says; "This is a bill"; yet gives no amount!

This is written so unprofessionally, it HAS to be a scam....

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