Internet Faxing

[metrowideMN]

I use Ring Central

http://appraisersforum.com/redirector.php?url=http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2844130-10462298as my main fax. The cost is only $9.95/month which includes 300 minutes. You can get a free toll free number or port your current fax number to them. They even offer a free trial so you can see how easy it is to use.

Just in case anything happens, I use 101Fax (http://www.101fax.com) as my backup. It costs $10 to sign up for a toll free number but has unlimited inbound faxes. Since I use my existing 2nd phone line to fax out then this is pretty much all I need. I would use this service exclusively except for the fact that they can't port my number. I have roughly 900 business cards with my current number so maybe I'll consider it later on.

 

[NC Appraising]

I use Callwave. I went to a couple of techy forums an they suggested this, pretty cheap too.

http://www.callwave.com/landing/mobileVisualVoicemail.aspx?r=NONE

The only problem I have is my printer does not have an auto feeder. Thats next on my list.

 

[Pittsburg_22_m]

I just got MyFax. I don't get a ton of faxes (under 100 or so) and it is working out great!

 

[Kevin Pennick]

Is there any way you can eliminate an existing fax line and keep the same fax number?

 

[metrowideMN]

Is there any way you can eliminate an existing fax line and keep the same fax number?

It depends on who you use - some may allow you to port your current number to them if they currently service that area. Only a few do though - I know for sure http://www.ringcentral.com does, so does http://www.metrohispeed.com/soho/ but I think they'll charge you $50.

 

[Kevin Pennick]

thanks Ben,
This looks interesting.

 

[Ken-NC]

My fax machine occasionally decides to take a day off and refuses to properly receive faxes. I went to http://www.faxdigits.com and got a free account. They store the fax as a pdf for thirty days. You can view/print then delete it. It's completely free of charge.