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Started by lambertrise@yaho
Wed, 08 Oct 2003 09:50
E-mail to fax
Author: lambertrise@yaho
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2003 09:50
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2003 09:50
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I want to be able to send faxes to the UK directly from the PC but from e-mail or at least over the internet. We are overseas for a while (outside UK) and fax costs are quite high. I have tried tpc.int but it delivery seems very unreliable. I have an efax.com number which is fine but I don't want to have to pay a monthly subscription to send a handful of personal faxes. I don't mind paying on a per fax basis. Any suggestions appreciated. Les
Re: E-mail to fax
Author: simonclark123@ho
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2003 15:31
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2003 15:31
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lambertrise@yahoo.co.uk (Les) wrote in message news:<cdd97a90.0310080850.599fdefc@posting.google.com>... > I want to be able to send faxes to the UK directly from the PC but > from e-mail or at least over the internet. We are overseas for a > while (outside UK) and fax costs are quite high. I have tried tpc.int > but it delivery seems very unreliable. I have an efax.com number > which is fine but I don't want to have to pay a monthly subscription > to send a handful of personal faxes. I don't mind paying on a per fax > basis. > > Any suggestions appreciated. > > Les I too use efax for incoming faxes. However, since I've upgraded to Windows XP, my printer/fax machine is no use, so I too am looking for a way to send the odd outgoing fax. Is Microsoft Fax or Winfax any good?
Re: E-mail to fax
Author: simonclark123@ho
Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2003 08:09
Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2003 08:09
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Jim Allan <james.allan@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:<QxsIz7M70Qh$EwMO@ntlworld.com>... > In message <716d538e.0310081431.58f8dd9d@posting.google.com>, Simon > Clark <simonclark123@hotmail.com> writes > >lambertrise@yahoo.co.uk (Les) wrote in message > >news:<cdd97a90.0310080850.599fdefc@posting.google.com>... > >> I want to be able to send faxes to the UK directly from the PC but > >> from e-mail or at least over the internet. We are overseas for a > >> while (outside UK) and fax costs are quite high. I have tried tpc.int > >> but it delivery seems very unreliable. I have an efax.com number > >> which is fine but I don't want to have to pay a monthly subscription > >> to send a handful of personal faxes. I don't mind paying on a per fax > >> basis. > >> > >> Any suggestions appreciated. > >> > >> Les > > > >I too use efax for incoming faxes. However, since I've upgraded to > >Windows XP, my printer/fax machine is no use, so I too am looking for > >a way to send the odd outgoing fax. Is Microsoft Fax or Winfax any > >good? > > > I am using Windows XP and use the "Fax" facility for sending only. > > I have a separate free fax number from Z1 Telecom - which receives my > faxes and forwards the faxes to me as e-mails in the form of Acrobat > files > See http://www.z1telecom.com for further information Many thanks, John - didn't know about fax option in XP as it's not automatically installed! However when I did a search, Microsoft info on this also pointed me to info about www.faxaway.com, which may be of use to OP (seems to have lower monthly charges)?
Re: E-mail to fax
Author: Jim Allan
Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2003 08:24
Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2003 08:24
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In message <716d538e.0310081431.58f8dd9d@posting.google.com>, Simon Clark <simonclark123@hotmail.com> writes >lambertrise@yahoo.co.uk (Les) wrote in message >news:<cdd97a90.0310080850.599fdefc@posting.google.com>... >> I want to be able to send faxes to the UK directly from the PC but >> from e-mail or at least over the internet. We are overseas for a >> while (outside UK) and fax costs are quite high. I have tried tpc.int >> but it delivery seems very unreliable. I have an efax.com number >> which is fine but I don't want to have to pay a monthly subscription >> to send a handful of personal faxes. I don't mind paying on a per fax >> basis. >> >> Any suggestions appreciated. >> >> Les > >I too use efax for incoming faxes. However, since I've upgraded to >Windows XP, my printer/fax machine is no use, so I too am looking for >a way to send the odd outgoing fax. Is Microsoft Fax or Winfax any >good? I am using Windows XP and use the "Fax" facility for sending only. I have a separate free fax number from Z1 Telecom - which receives my faxes and forwards the faxes to me as e-mails in the form of Acrobat files See http://www.z1telecom.com for further information -- John Bradbury
Re: E-mail to fax
Author: John Bradbury
Date: Fri, 10 Oct 2003 13:48
Date: Fri, 10 Oct 2003 13:48
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In message <716d538e.0310090709.32880054@posting.google.com>, Simon Clark <simonclark123@hotmail.com> writes >Jim Allan <james.allan@ntlworld.com> wrote in message >news:<QxsIz7M70Qh$EwMO@ntlworld.com>... >> In message <716d538e.0310081431.58f8dd9d@posting.google.com>, Simon >> Clark <simonclark123@hotmail.com> writes >> >lambertrise@yahoo.co.uk (Les) wrote in message >> >news:<cdd97a90.0310080850.599fdefc@posting.google.com>... >> >> I want to be able to send faxes to the UK directly from the PC but >> >> from e-mail or at least over the internet. We are overseas for a >> >> while (outside UK) and fax costs are quite high. I have tried tpc.int >> >> but it delivery seems very unreliable. I have an efax.com number >> >> which is fine but I don't want to have to pay a monthly subscription >> >> to send a handful of personal faxes. I don't mind paying on a per fax >> >> basis. >> >> >> >> Any suggestions appreciated. >> >> >> >> Les >> > >> >I too use efax for incoming faxes. However, since I've upgraded to >> >Windows XP, my printer/fax machine is no use, so I too am looking for >> >a way to send the odd outgoing fax. Is Microsoft Fax or Winfax any >> >good? >> >> >> I am using Windows XP and use the "Fax" facility for sending only. >> >> I have a separate free fax number from Z1 Telecom - which receives my >> faxes and forwards the faxes to me as e-mails in the form of Acrobat >> files >> See http://www.z1telecom.com for further information > >Many thanks, John - didn't know about fax option in XP as it's not >automatically installed! > >However when I did a search, Microsoft info on this also pointed me to >info about www.faxaway.com, which may be of use to OP (seems to have >lower monthly charges)? That's OK! Please note that the z1telecom is FREE! -- John Bradbury
Re: E-mail to fax
Author: lambertrise@yaho
Date: Sat, 11 Oct 2003 04:04
Date: Sat, 11 Oct 2003 04:04
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simonclark123@hotmail.com (Simon Clark) wrote in message news:<716d538e.0310081431.58f8dd9d@posting.google.com>... > lambertrise@yahoo.co.uk (Les) wrote in message news:<cdd97a90.0310080850.599fdefc@posting.google.com>... > > I want to be able to send faxes to the UK directly from the PC but > > from e-mail or at least over the internet. We are overseas for a > > while (outside UK) and fax costs are quite high. I have tried tpc.int > > but it delivery seems very unreliable. I have an efax.com number > > which is fine but I don't want to have to pay a monthly subscription > > to send a handful of personal faxes. I don't mind paying on a per fax > > basis. > > > > Any suggestions appreciated. > > > > Les > > I too use efax for incoming faxes. However, since I've upgraded to > Windows XP, my printer/fax machine is no use, so I too am looking for > a way to send the odd outgoing fax. Is Microsoft Fax or Winfax any > good? I think you've missed the point of "over the internet", i.e. incurring only charges to a local ISP rather than a long distance phone (fax) call. Thanks Les
Re: E-mail to fax
Author: "Rubber Sock"
Date: Sat, 11 Oct 2003 07:43
Date: Sat, 11 Oct 2003 07:43
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Try www.YAC.com
Re: E-mail to fax
Author: simonclark123@ho
Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2003 02:24
Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2003 02:24
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lambertrise@yahoo.co.uk (Les) wrote in message news:<cdd97a90.0310110304.37207d13@posting.google.com>... > simonclark123@hotmail.com (Simon Clark) wrote in message news:<716d538e.0310081431.58f8dd9d@posting.google.com>... > > lambertrise@yahoo.co.uk (Les) wrote in message news:<cdd97a90.0310080850.599fdefc@posting.google.com>... > > > I want to be able to send faxes to the UK directly from the PC but > > > from e-mail or at least over the internet. We are overseas for a > > > while (outside UK) and fax costs are quite high. I have tried tpc.int > > > but it delivery seems very unreliable. I have an efax.com number > > > which is fine but I don't want to have to pay a monthly subscription > > > to send a handful of personal faxes. I don't mind paying on a per fax > > > basis. > > > > > > Any suggestions appreciated. > > > > > > Les > > > > I too use efax for incoming faxes. However, since I've upgraded to > > Windows XP, my printer/fax machine is no use, so I too am looking for > > a way to send the odd outgoing fax. Is Microsoft Fax or Winfax any > > good? > > I think you've missed the point of "over the internet", i.e. incurring > only charges to a local ISP rather than a long distance phone (fax) > call. > > Thanks > > Les Hence my later post regarding www.faxaway.com. This seems to be cheaper than efax plus, which is about $100 per annum (I am considering upgrading to efax plus but only because it will give me an 020 fax number as well as 0870 within that price).
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