No phone Line at home???? GOOD DEAL: Send Faxes for just .07 cents a minute from your email ($10.00 one- time set up.).

[NICKel]

A pretty handy thing to have if you went cellular only at home.

http://www.intellifax.com There is also Jfax.com for a free incoming fax number ..... Anyone know of anything cheaper? I would love to know of a service that only charges on a per use basis, rahter than requiring a monthly fee.

 

[RossMAN]

These pay as you go fax services are nice esp for those who have cable internet + cell phone = no land line

 

[NICKel]

My point exactly Rossman ..... I was signed up with Efax and Jfax, but I had to pay 12.95 a month for something I used once every other month. I would love to know if anyone has found any other great email to fax services that allow attachments.

 

[dethman]

if this works out, it's a great deal. i've been looking for a cheap way to send faxes for awhile w/o a phone line.

 

[NICKel]

Looks like a potentional snag for me. "Send attachments as HTML, MS word, or PDF....." I mostly am scanning to Tiff or Jpeg. Is there a program that saves to .PDF other than buying ADOBE ACROBAT? I gues I cold paste the image to a MS word file.

 

[GGdeal]

You can convert any document you can print to pdf with pdf995 and it is free.
So this sounds like a good deal. Useful even if you have a phone line but have to send faxes during day hours and
have a long distance call.

 

[DynaGlide]

Folks,

I use eFax, and am paying about $10.00/mo, last time I looked. This is perfect for me, as I travel all over the world for work. Anyone can fax me, anywhere, anytime, and it shows up in my in-box. Icing on the cake?: If you really dig around on the eFax application/setup screen, you can get a toll-free fax number for the same monthly rate, so your user's don't even have to dial long-distance to send you a fax. Sweet service.

 

[zzzz]

would have been hot if it is 0.07 cents.

 

[NICKel]

Originally posted by: zzzz
would have been hot if it is 0.07 cents.

Isn't it?

 

[SliderBob]

Originally posted by: zzzz
would have been hot if it is 0.07 cents.

7/100ths of a cent? Hahahaha

 

[TSDible]

no, it is 7 cents or $0.07

Just a typo... I didn't even realize it at first, but I knew what NICKel meant.

Looks like a good deal... I will use my free efax number for incoming faxes and intellifax for outgoing...

 

[NICKel]

So what does everyone think of it so far?

 

[OTR]

I have used eFax to receive for free (now use work fax) but can use my Kyocera 6035 as a modem to send directly from my computer.

 

[alkemyst]

The deal is great if it's what is says it is and lasts.

I use cell only but have a land line at the residence I am at...once I find a decent place in my area I will have only cell and DSL so this will be great! Faxing is the only thing still in place that needs a land line...I predict in 5 years faxing will be obsolete.

 

[dircom]

<FONT face=Verdana>Credit for outbound faxing is billed in advance in $25.00 increments. Billing is in six-second increments, with a one-minute minimum per fax. </FONT>
.. looks like 7 cents per minute, but you have to start with $25.00 or about six hours of faxing. at 3 minutes per fax, that is about 120 faxes

 

[PuckMan]

I just received a SPAM from eFax, you can get this service for free, but the phone number is not local, thus, if your neighbor wants to send you a FAX they must call long distance. The good news, sending faxes is entirely free. Here is the link to the eFax free sign up page:

Link

Good luck!

 

[Optical]

Are you sure you send for free? I just checked out the link and it looks like it's only for receiveing.

 

[clarkmo]

Originally posted by: PuckMan
I just received a SPAM from eFax, you can get this service for free, but the phone number is not local, thus, if your neighbor wants to send you a FAX they must call long distance. The good news, sending faxes is entirely free. Here is the link to the eFax free sign up page:

Link

Good luck!

To send faxes you have to upgrade to Efaxplus.
If you really wanna send fro free, try this.

 

[dircom]

efax charges for sending faxes

 

[Optical]

limited coverage.

 

[NICKel]

Originally posted by: Optical
limited coverage.

Where are ya optical? which state?