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B]Fax via the internet ??[/B]
StartingAgainKayla70
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My hubby has asked if you can get FREE internet faxes?
Basically what he is asking is can he fax via the internet for free, not for a trial period but free for as long as he wants?
any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Basically what he is asking is can he fax via the internet for free, not for a trial period but free for as long as he wants?
any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Yes as long as you have a dial up accont to use.0
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Thanks for the reply, maybe a stupid question that I am about to ask but how and where does he begin?
NEVER REGRET ANYTHING THAT MAKES YOU SMILE:D0 -
I can't help with sending a fax via the internet, but I can receive them. I have an 0871 number and if someone faxes to that number it routes as a PDF to my mail inbox. The service is free to me but the person faxing pays for a non-geographical call, which is about 8p (standard BT rates). The company who allocated me the number gets a percentage of that 8p.
Can anyone tell me how I can send free faxes over the internet using broadband (Mac running OS X 10.3.9)?0 -
Michaela wrote:Thanks for the reply, maybe a stupid question that I am about to ask but how and where does he begin?
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/learnmore/crawford_02october21.mspx0 -
May I ask what company you use for your fax receiving service, sounds just like what I am after?RoCas wrote:but I can receive them. I have an 0871 number and if someone faxes to that number it routes as a PDF to my mail inbox. The service is free to me but the person faxing pays for a non-geographical call, which is about 8p (standard BT rates). The company who allocated me the number gets a percentage of that 8p.0
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Jazzy, try this:jazzy wrote:May I ask what company you use for your fax receiving service, sounds just like what I am after?
https://www.yac.com
I found it to be a great service. Hope it helps.Do I want it? ......Do I need it? ......What would happen if I don't buy it??????0 -
I started using a free receive fax service a couple of weeks ago the company I chose was called "Faxtastic" allt you need do is recieve your first fax within first 7 days to activate.
You get your number straight away when registering.
Then to keep the acount open you must recieve at least one fax within a 90 day period.
"works a treat"
You can have a £10 pounds a year acount if you want to occasionaly send a fax but I am not sure how many you can send as I only neede to have a recieve number.
You can upgrade @ any time.0 -
intel wrote:Post it on the forum so we can all have a look.. :T :T
Sure thing ... the company is 3rnet; contact is Richard Robinson at email rrr@3rnet.co.uk.0
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