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[Lee Haslup <biglee AT haslups.com>]

I tried efax and found it a bit of a pain in the neck.  I wound up 
canceling my free efax account and signing on with MaxEmail 
(www.maxemail.com) .  Their "Lite" plan gives you a fax number in 
Chicago for $15.00 a year.  I've been quite happy with their service.

I don't remember exactly what I didn't like about efax.  I seem to 
recall that it was a bit intrusive (installing stuff in the print menus 
of all my applications and, maybe, a bit of nagging when I used the free 
plan.)  Am I remembering correctly, Jason?

With max email there is nothing to install.  It emails faxes to you and 
has a website you can go to to send a fax.

BigLee

Jason Laughlin wrote:

> I've used efax.com for a few years, and it's been helpful for receving 
> the rare fax.  The only problem has been the occasional spam fax and 
> efax's own advertising.  Using their free fax service i was assigned a 
> fax number with a Boston area code that delivers faxes to my email.  
> If you want a local fax number you might have to pay.
> Jason
>
> Thomas wrote:
>
> > Can anyone recommend a good virtual fax service?  I'm starting a 
> > small business and have an occasional need to receive a fax.  I even 
> > had a fax machine, but its been years since I've had a land line to 
> > plug it into.  I'm trying to avoid that kind of expense.  Are there 
> > any good services out there lately?  TIA
> >
> > TaB
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