Re: Faxing questions
Blaster
Kathy, I know exactly how you feel. I was the primary care giver for
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my mother and needed to submit all kinds of documents to the state and county in regards to eligibility for particular Altzheimer's programs and they said they couldn't or wouldn't accept e-mail or standard mail, just faxes. I tried a few online services with little luck as far as accessibility is concerned until I found this website: www.gotfreefax.com Ironically, The free version never worked, lol. The paid version worked like a charm! For .98 cents you can send 10 pages and if you don't use them all, they don't expire. I needed to resend a yearly report to the state and when I went back to the website and logged in, it remembered how many credits I had left on my account and I was able to send those faxes at no additional charge. There's no templates for a cover page, it's just a text box where you can put in any information about who you are, who's attention is required and what information is in your fax. You can attach any scanned image without having to convert it to grey scale, it does that automatically. After you send the fax you can actually wait for a confirmation message that let's you know that the fax was received and it has a time stamp. It will also send you an e-mail with this information. I do agree with Brian, why in the world in this day and age are we using this old tech? Anyway, If you do use this service and have any questions I'd be happy to help if I can. Kind regards, Blaster
On 9/16/20, Brian Vogel <britechguy@gmail.com> wrote:
Kathy,
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