VOIP home phone systems

[Zscoundrel]

I use eFax.  eFax is an online service that receives faxes and sends 
them to you via email. 

I get less than a couple of faxes a month so I use the free (adware 
supported) service, but they have an inexpensive subscription service 
that gives you a local fax number. They have fax sending software for 
the 'doze platform, and while I have not tried it, I saw a linux/posix 
version posted on source forge.  

 (BTW, I find that I get far fewer junk faxes with the LD fax number!!!)

Bradley Miller wrote:

> At 02:53 PM 1/24/2004, kurt at verruckt.org wrote:
>
>> Has anyone read up much on some of these new companies like Vonage?
>> www.vonage.com
>>
>> It looks _very_ tempting. And _anything_that gets me away from SWB is 
>> class
>> a in my book.
>
>
> Anyone have a suggestion for a way to do faxes?  My sister-in-law is 
> looking to ditch Sprint in Oak Grove and the only hurdle is a way to 
> send faxes if they go to a purely cable bandwidth/mobile phone 
> scenario.  She got a new Brother fax machine that says it has fax to 
> email capability . . . so if you could just route an outbound fax to a 
> landline.   Hmmmmmm.
>
>
>
>

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