To my mind this info makes the mig33 claim of 7m users even more incredible. Skype has an enormously bigger presence/brand awareness than mig33.

I couldn’t resist another google search even if we both think it isn’t worth much.

My google

“mig33+voip” gave 90,800 “jajah+voip” gave 1,720,000.

I think these products offer significantly different sets of features, so it is likely that one or the other is clearly best for an individual user. I am not trying to persuade you to give Jajah a go. I have tried it from my mobile and was not over impressed, and never got my question answered by their support.

But I still find 7 million mig33 users incredible.

Jajah about 335,000 for jajah Mig33 about 355,000 for mig33 Skype about 25,600,000 for skype

I’ll try both mig33 and jajah, although on intial comparison of features Mig33 seems to be a more useful tool for me.

Thanks for pointing these out!

I think both companies have been marketing for about the same time 2 – 3 years.

I mentioned the population of Australia as a point of reference. 7 million is a lot of people!

I have not used mig33, but I am sure their product is good, but claiming 7 million users IS incredible! What about my refernce to Skype numbers? There is a name on every one’s lips. So why haven’t we heared about mig33 until recently. The fact that they have users in 40 countries is meaningless. It could be a handfull in most of them.

A definition of a mig33 user would also be useful.

For what it is worth, a google search on “mig33″ gives 550,000 hits. A search on “jajah” gives 2.8 million. A search on “jajah” + “voip” gives 1.5 million.

Who has heared of mig33 based in Perth Western Australia (until recently). The population of Australia is 20 million people. How do mig33 measure users?!

What are the manifestations of these 7 million. Do they crop up in forums and blogs or other public ways?