Voicemail is saved on MagicJack's servers and can be accessed directly by phone or received via email with audio files.

Dan Borislow invented MagicJack in 2007 and, along with Donald Burns, invested $25 million to start the company.

[1][2] The first MagicJack product, released in 2007, was a USB device that allowed users to make phone calls over the Internet.

This version eliminated the need for a computer after the initial setup, connecting directly to a modem or router via an Ethernet port.

[4] The company promotes its products through TV infomercials and its website, where Dan Borislow is credited with inventing MagicJack and founding YMAX.

[5] In January 2008, PC Magazine reviewed MagicJack[6] and rated it as "Very Good," awarding it their Editors' Choice accolade.

We may provide for a fee, premium prepaid services, which may be powered by YMAX Communications Corp. (YMAX) and may include some inbound, international, conference, platform, and outbound calls that receive a recording and certain calls to non-ILEC areas, and the rates for those services will be governed by listed price lists or tariffs.

"[15]Initially, MagicJack lacked a formal uninstallation method in both its software and documentation, which led to frustration among users.

[20] On February 27, 2014, netTalk received the reexamination certificate, affirming the validity of its patent claims with minor amendments.

[21] On April 2, 2014, Daniel Borislow and Technochat sued MagicJack VocalTec and YMAX for defamation and fraudulent inducement.

[24] On July 12, 2018, Ramon Martinez and Moses Lopez sued MagicJack over allegations of robocalls made using a predictive dialer without human intervention.

[25] On July 25, 2018, Galilee Acquisition filed a lawsuit against MagicJack, alleging that the company provided misleading information about the fair market value of Broadsmart telecommunications.