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"Jajah, Jangl and Jaxtr have very similar-sounding names and what further adds to the confusion is that all of them are in the web-calling (VoIP) space each trying to make their presence strong on online social networks and at the same time, grab a piece of pie from big daddy Skype.Continue reading : Jajah, Jaxtr, Jangl - How Are These Skype Alternatives Different ?
Jajah, Jaxtr and Jangle make it possible for you to receive calls without revealing your phone number. They all work with regular phones without the computer. They provide widgets allowing readers and friends to connect with you without leaving your website. And none of them will require you to download or install any software on your computer or phone.
So what are some unique features that makes each of these “Ja..” (fill in the blanks) service different? Let’s take a look:"
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My name is Deniz Akay and I live in
They are thieves for sure.. I had a jaxtr premium account ($50 per month) which promised good minutes. My account was always zero-ed at the end of the month (even if I didn't talk) and $50 was actually being deducted twice a month from my account! The quality sucks. I was charged even after disabling my plan. They don't even have a customer support number to call (only email) and they have stopped responding to my emails about reimbursement.