I have had it with efax !!!!
#11
Originally Posted by Heavy Duty
Max e mail, several years, no problems, cost a lot less.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 1,154
Myfax for a few years, no complaints. I would recommend having the faxes sent to both a primary and secondary email. If your email server happens to go down it can be a pain in the ass. Then again, I never go into my myfax account. Maybe you can get them off of there.
#15
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 535
Hmmm- I've been using eFax for several years and not had any problems. There have been times when a fax just wouldn't go out but that wasn't eFax's fault. I'd try the same thing from the Flying J (for $5- ha ha) and it wouldn't go through. Problem on the receiving end.
Never had a problem receiving, either. I have found that it's faster to go to www.efax.com and send from there (rather than using the eFax software on my computer to send). I won't be changing services any time soon. I know there are other services out there that charge less but I have an established fax number that I want to keep (though it's not local to my house which can be annoying when I need to have something faxed to me from home).
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#16
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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I agree with the bird. I have Efax and it has a proven track record with me. Yes, sometimes it has taken up to half an hour for a fax to get to the customer. That could be caused by my email server not delivering the email/fax or tons of other things.
I do lots and lots of faxing and the few times it's been slow I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. Changing your fax number is a big deal at least for you and I BigMeatHead. Your going to have to keep the other account also for some time before you cancel it. I think you'll be in the same boat if you change with the amount of faxing you do. Sort of like getting divorced then married again. WHAT the HELL was I thinking! |

