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linsj Sep 3, 2015 12:49 pm
After a lot of research earlier this year, I signed up with Ring Central for fax only, $95.90/year (if pay for year in advance and not monthly). I'm not a heavy faxer but still need to send and receive faxes. Easy to use, no problems.

CatJo Sep 3, 2015 1:37 pm
Try filesanywhere.com

soitgoes Sep 3, 2015 9:47 pm
Originally Posted by bkafrick (Post 25372113)
This thread is 5 years old, so i apologize but couldnt find anything newer.

Anyone have an efax alternative that is priced better than $150/yr?

I receive and send less than 5 faxes a month. I just can't justify the $150 for this, but its hard to give up the fax machine when you have clients who insist on faxing back contracts.

Advice?
voip.ms now has fax service
depending on phone number, about $2/month plus 3 cents per minute.
https://voip.ms/virtualfax.php

javabytes Sep 3, 2015 10:25 pm
MaxEmail is pretty cheap for light users, especially those that receive and don't often send faxes. $24/year to receive 100 pages/month, and sending is 10 cents per page. Though be aware you cannot port your number away unless you ported it in to begin with.

VoIP.ms does have faxing capabilities now but they are in beta. Perhaps not the best choice for commercial applications.

themicah Sep 4, 2015 8:39 am
Originally Posted by javabytes (Post 25375161)
MaxEmail is pretty cheap for light users, especially those that receive and don't often send faxes. $24/year to receive 100 pages/month, and sending is 10 cents per page. Though be aware you cannot port your number away unless you ported it in to begin with.
Have you found MaxEmail reliable? I've been looking for an inexpensive incoming-only service and this sounds perfect.

bkafrick Sep 4, 2015 9:32 am
Originally Posted by javabytes (Post 25375161)
MaxEmail is pretty cheap for light users, especially those that receive and don't often send faxes. $24/year to receive 100 pages/month, and sending is 10 cents per page. Though be aware you cannot port your number away unless you ported it in to begin with.
Originally Posted by themicah (Post 25376709)
Have you found MaxEmail reliable? I've been looking for an inexpensive incoming-only service and this sounds perfect.
I agree. For $2/month, this sounds excellent. And having an areacode of 815 doesnt bother me at all.

MaxBuck Sep 4, 2015 1:37 pm
Originally Posted by linsj (Post 25372902)
After a lot of research earlier this year, I signed up with Ring Central for fax only, $95.90/year (if pay for year in advance and not monthly). I'm not a heavy faxer but still need to send and receive faxes. Easy to use, no problems.
Wow. Not sure what I did right, but you're paying a lot more than I do.

JA610 Sep 4, 2015 2:48 pm
I have been using a Sharp Broadband Fax for years. Not sure that they still sell them.
It uses Port 25 which some cable company's Block ( Comcast ) but you can work around that issue. After buying it there are no other fees and the faxes arrive in my e-mail inbox.

javabytes Sep 4, 2015 2:57 pm
Originally Posted by themicah (Post 25376709)
Have you found MaxEmail reliable? I've been looking for an inexpensive incoming-only service and this sounds perfect.
No issues... but I send and receive maybe 3 faxes a year. So I really don't use it often, but it has worked when I needed it to.


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