Efax... Thread poster: Libero_Lang_Lab
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Is anyone making use of this, which is on offer as part of the proz.com email facility?
If so, is it a good thing? I\'ve just signed up for it and been sent a fax number - though it doesn\'t seem to include any kind of country codes...
I\'d only be interested in using it for receiving I think.
I\'d be interested to hear any views on its merits and demerits...
Ta in advance.
Dan
... See more Is anyone making use of this, which is on offer as part of the proz.com email facility?
If so, is it a good thing? I\'ve just signed up for it and been sent a fax number - though it doesn\'t seem to include any kind of country codes...
I\'d only be interested in using it for receiving I think.
I\'d be interested to hear any views on its merits and demerits...
Ta in advance.
Dan
▲ Collapse | | | Very useful for me!! | Mar 24, 2003 |
I have been using it for more than 5 years. I live in Argentina and receive faxes from the US and Canada with Efax. People pay less than sending a fax directly to Argentina. Then, you receive an email with the fax attached. I find it very useful. Good luck! | | | CHENOUMI (X) English to French + ... Very useful on my laptop | Mar 24, 2003 |
I just subscribed to Efax services last month. I find it particularly convenient since I carry my laptop around, and have direct access to my faxes in an electronic format.
With my regular fax machine, I used to rush home or wait until I get back home to retrieve my faxes.
Good luck.
*Sandra* | | | Mary Worby United Kingdom Local time: 08:13 German to English + ... Time lag ... | Mar 24, 2003 |
I don\'t know about the Efax service here per se, but I did use Demon\'s Dfax service for a while. The main problem I had was that it took maybe half an hour for a fax to land in my inbox, while people tend to think that when they send a fax, you can see it straightaway.
However, it was useful for those occasions when somebody was faxing me through a large document, I could get the whole document in without having to clog up a phone line.
FWIW ... See more I don\'t know about the Efax service here per se, but I did use Demon\'s Dfax service for a while. The main problem I had was that it took maybe half an hour for a fax to land in my inbox, while people tend to think that when they send a fax, you can see it straightaway.
However, it was useful for those occasions when somebody was faxing me through a large document, I could get the whole document in without having to clog up a phone line.
FWIW
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There must be a Country code... | Mar 24, 2003 |
Hi Dan,
I use eFax (only for receiving) and there must be a Country code. When I subscribed, one could only have an UK or US fax number (as a non pro-user).
I receive a lot of unsolicited ads via eFax, but I am using it as a freeware... I think this is part of the deal ...
Giuliana [addsig] | | | suesimons Local time: 08:13 Portuguese to English I use it for receiving only, sending you pay a sub, but it is v. useful | Mar 24, 2003 |
Quote: On 2003-03-24 01:01, The Tautologist wrote: Is anyone making use of this, which is on offer as part of the proz.com email facility?
If so, is it a good thing? I\'ve just signed up for it and been sent a fax number - though it doesn\'t seem to include any kind of country codes...
I\'d only be interested in using it for receiving I think.
I\'d be interested to hear ... See more Quote: On 2003-03-24 01:01, The Tautologist wrote: Is anyone making use of this, which is on offer as part of the proz.com email facility?
If so, is it a good thing? I\'ve just signed up for it and been sent a fax number - though it doesn\'t seem to include any kind of country codes...
I\'d only be interested in using it for receiving I think.
I\'d be interested to hear any views on its merits and demerits...
Ta in advance.
Dan
[addsig] ▲ Collapse | | | claude Thailand Local time: 09:13 English to French
I use another service called Jfax as this service gives you an message/fax number in the country of your choice, especially in Europe, but also in Asia or Pacific areas. So I retrieve fax and voice messages on Internet. It costs around 22 $ per month, but what is the price of eFax ? | |
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It is quite useful to me | Mar 24, 2003 |
I have already used efax for several months. Don\'t debate with yourself whether the efax service is worthwhile. It is really useful, as well as free.
All the best. Olga | | |
You can set up numbers in different countries so clients don\'t have to pay for international phone calls and then receive all the faxes by e-mail. I\'d thoroughly recommend it.
| | | I found something better | Mar 25, 2003 |
One of my ISPs is offering a much better and cheaper service, so I left EFax Particularly, I did not like the proprietary format. I prefer the usual image formats like .gif or .tif, which are well suitable for faxes. Anyway, I need it only rarely when I receive many fax pages at once.
| | | DGK T-I United Kingdom Local time: 08:13 Georgian to English + ... free fax pros & cons | Mar 30, 2003 |
In practice it only seems to be a US number that\'s allocated to free users (at least in my case), even though at registration a list of numbers in the UK and other countries around the world is offered (as a carrot to subscribe?). For 1 or 2 page (signed agreements or small jobs) I imagine the cost to a client of sending from the UK to the US would not be particularly significant. | |
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LJC (X) France Local time: 09:13 French to English + ... Can you convert the Efax into a Word document? | Mar 31, 2003 |
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