Plantronics 655 bluetooth headset not working with macbook pro

Anyone had problems getting their macbook pro to recognise the plantronics 655 bluetooth headset ?
Doesn't show up when the macbook pro searches for bluetooth devices.

No help here.... having the same issue with my Pantronics 975.

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Bluetooth headset not working with 2008 Macbook!

Hello,
I just got a new Macbook and love it!
But, the other day I tried out my Bluetooth headset and the A2DP headphone choice works great.
But when I change it to headset for use with skype I can hear the person but all they hear is weird repeating static. I listened to myself with skype call testing service and it sounds bad. I looked in preferences of sound and most of the sound bars are purple and moving as if
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