Looking for free fax-to-email service Автор темы: Jerónimo Fernández
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Hi all,
I think this has been discussed before, but I can't find the topic.
I am looking for a free service that would allow me to send and receive (or, at least, receive) faxes in my e-mail inbox. Does any of you know of any reliable one?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Jero
[Edited at 2006-03-25 14:39]
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Luis Zepeda
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Local time: 08:48
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A reliable service for sending and receiving faxes is listed below. It is not free, but the closest to being free. You can also store the faxes there until you wish to retrieve them or send them
www.trustfax.com
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| You can also try | Mar 25, 2006 |
www.callwave.com
I have been using their free faxing service for years...
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| To receive... | Mar 25, 2006 |
definitely www.efax.com, it's free and the only catch is that you can get a foreign phone number assigned (mostly USA, which may be good from your purposes, it all depends where the client is located).
To send, www.fax1.com charges per page instead of per month, and again, I find the rates reasonable for USA (0.12 per page), although is definitely more expensive for other countries (... See more definitely www.efax.com, it's free and the only catch is that you can get a foreign phone number assigned (mostly USA, which may be good from your purposes, it all depends where the client is located).
To send, www.fax1.com charges per page instead of per month, and again, I find the rates reasonable for USA (0.12 per page), although is definitely more expensive for other countries (0.69 per page to Argentina).
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| but seems it's no longer free | Mar 25, 2006 |
mónica alfonso wrote: www.callwave.com I have been using their free faxing service for years...
Looked at the link you provided and saw this:
Get CallWave Fax FREE for the first month, then just $7.95 per month. We won't share your personal information.
*Registration information is used to provide you with a custom fax number in your area. You'll have 30 days to use your fax number before being charged. Keep it and pay just $7.95 per month. Cancel within 30 days and pay nothing. No credit card required. By submitting this information, you are agreeing to CallWave's Terms of Service.
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Gad Harel
Израиль
Local time: 18:48
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| free is nothing in this world but if you have a fax card you can send and recive faxes | Mar 26, 2006 |
Hi to all,
everyone who wants to send /receive faxes at her/his PC
can do so. All what you need is:
a telephone line may be spitted with a splitter for the DSL connection
a fax card from the type TAPI Compliant Fax modem Group III
and the program FAX2000
http://www.fax2000.com/Default.htm
runs in Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000 and
it... See more Hi to all,
everyone who wants to send /receive faxes at her/his PC
can do so. All what you need is:
a telephone line may be spitted with a splitter for the DSL connection
a fax card from the type TAPI Compliant Fax modem Group III
and the program FAX2000
http://www.fax2000.com/Default.htm
runs in Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000 and
it works with Outlook Express, Outlook, Eudora and Netscape Messenger.
you invest once and that's it no trouble with any provider etc. or charges etc.
for any further questions email to me off-line ▲ Collapse
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tlmurray (X)
Local time: 11:48
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| Innoport is good. | Mar 26, 2006 |
Rossana Triaca wrote: definitely www.efax.com, it's free and the only catch is that you can get a foreign phone number assigned (mostly USA, which may be good from your purposes, it all depends where the client is located).
I had the eFax free account for a long time. One day I received a fax that took me a couple of pages over my limit, and they immediately shut me down, and told me I would have to upgrade to the business account, or leave ... I took the latter.
I went with www.innoport.com; a toll-free number is $8 a month, no per-page charge. Also, I find their Web interface very professional ... and it's even Mac friendly.
Rosasana: US to Argentina is 13 cents on Innoport.
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| Free meals :) | Mar 26, 2006 |
A toll-free number sounds good, but last year I received the grand total of 2 one-paged faxes and sent only one. 32 bucks per sheet is a little steep to me
Obviously it depends on the usage you foresee for the service and the type of clients you have; for now I'll remain on the free side but, thanks for the word of caution, I'll monitor my usage of efax just in case.
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GregSmith
Local time: 17:48
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Rossana Triaca wrote: definitely www.efax.com, it's free and the only catch is that you can get a foreign phone number assigned
I'm a year late but thought I'd add my 2c for posterity -
I got eFax because I only get/send a fax about once or twice a year. That once just happened - I got an eFax e-mail with fax attached... but to be able read it or convert it to PDF I had to sign up to their Pro account!!!
I don't like the sleazy backdoor 'marketing' style so have removed eFax from all my references.
It may well be worthwhile for large volume clients, I don't know.
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Andrea Riffo 
Чили
Local time: 11:48
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| I come a year late, but... | Mar 26, 2007 |
Rossana Triaca wrote: To send, www.fax1.com charges per page instead of per month, and again, I find the rates reasonable for USA (0.12 per page), although is definitely more expensive for other countries (0.69 per page to Argentina). [Edited at 2006-03-25 20:13]
Thanks for this tip, it was a lifesaver (well, a job-saver anyway)
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