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Permalink Reply by Susi Schuele on July 24, 2009 at 5:37pm

Hi Deb,

I know there are some free services out there, but I use RingCentral and it's really good. It's $9.95/month(approx.), which is a cost, but it's very handy with the desktop tool. You can also try http://faxzero.com/ but it looks like it might be expensive if you do a lot of faxing.

The groups can be found at http://www.findvirtual.com/groups.

Have a great day!

Susi

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Permalink Reply by Deb Lamb on July 24, 2009 at 8:02pm

Thank you so very mush Susi! I knew I could count on FV! You are the second person that has mentioned Ring Central, so it appears I may have to check them out. I just didn't want to have to incur an expense if I didn't need it for very long, but might have to. I have not had to have a fax at all until now, so I might as well go ahead and spend the money and just do it. Do you find that you use your fax a lot? I have never had any reason to need one really, with everything being emailed and things of that nature, until now and now I have a client that really prefers to send me stuff by fax...ugh.

Thanks again my dear and I'll check out the other resources you provided too, and oh yeah, thanks for the group stuff, I was wondering where they went.....hahahahaha.....have a great weekend dear!

Deb :)

Susi Schuele said:

Hi Deb,

I know there are some free services out there, but I use RingCentral and it's really good. It's $9.95/month(approx.), which is a cost, but it's very handy with the desktop tool. You can also try http://faxzero.com/ but it looks like it might be expensive if you do a lot of faxing.

The groups can be found at http://www.findvirtual.com/groups.

Have a great day!

Susi

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Permalink Reply by Savvy Subcontracting, C Schultz on July 24, 2009 at 10:43pm

I use www.efax.com which is free. In a upcoming podcast, Software Savvy Sub, I am doing one with a company on telecommunication options. Maybe that will be a good source for you.

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Permalink Reply by Deb Lamb on July 25, 2009 at 8:54am

Hi Collette, how have you been doing? I hope this finds you well, healthy, happy and enjoying life!

Thanks so much for responding to my discussion. I looked into efax but looks like I need to revisit it. Let me know when the podcast will be out, I'm sure it will be very beneficial.

Again, thank you and I hope your Saturday is superb!

Deb :)

Collette Schultz said:

I use www.efax.com which is free. In a upcoming podcast, Software Savvy Sub, I am doing one with a company on telecommunication options. Maybe that will be a good source for you.

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Permalink Reply by Deb Lamb on July 25, 2009 at 8:59am

Collette, one more thing please. How do you get it for free? Everything I have found costs about $16 per month with efax? Please advise and again, thank you so much!
Deb :)

Collette Schultz said:

I use www.efax.com which is free. In a upcoming podcast, Software Savvy Sub, I am doing one with a company on telecommunication options. Maybe that will be a good source for you.

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Permalink Reply by Savvy Subcontracting, C Schultz on July 25, 2009 at 9:07pm

That would be helpful wouldn't it. I am limited to a certain amount of faxes per month. To be honest if you own something like PDF most documents you can scan an email vs fax. I rarely fax because I use scanning most of the time.

Try this link. It looks like you can receive 130 pages and if any are coming in there would be a fee. http://www.efax.com/efax-free

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Permalink Reply by Deb Lamb on July 26, 2009 at 10:52am

Awesome Collette, thanks so much. I have not had to have a fax until now, and the only reason I'm trying to get one is because I have a client that really prefers to work that particular way....ugh! But you are right, I've been able to manage for the past 2 years totally without it. Don't think I'm going to need it very much, that is one reason I'm looking for a free service. It just would not do justice to have a paid one when I know I'm only going to use it from time to time.

Thank you again so much dear for your reply and I hope your Sunday is an awesome day!!

Deb :)

Collette Schultz said:

That would be helpful wouldn't it. I am limited to a certain amount of faxes per month. To be honest if you own something like PDF most documents you can scan an email vs fax. I rarely fax because I use scanning most of the time.

Try this link. It looks like you can receive 130 pages and if any are coming in there would be a fee. http://www.efax.com/efax-free

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Permalink Reply by Savvy Subcontracting, C Schultz on July 26, 2009 at 7:19pm

Glad to help. Free resources are great in situations like this. To get by.....

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