Posted by: robricc
eFax alternative? - 10/11/2005 22:54
I need to get a fax and I'd rather not have it sent to work since I won't be back there until Monday. I guess eFax incoming isn't free anymore (I haven't used it in years). Is there another service for free incoming faxes over the internet?
Posted by: robricc
Re: eFax alternative? - 10/11/2005 23:04
That page must be old because all the "free" ones I click are no longer free. Some are free for XX days, then $XX per month. I guess I could sign up for something like that but I'd rather not.
It's a shame I have USB fax modem right in front of me, but no POTS line to use it with. Fvcking Vonage.
Posted by: robricc
Re: eFax alternative? - 10/11/2005 23:20
Awesomely enough, Geico was able to send insurance documents as a PDF to my email address. Fax service is no longer needed. Thanks.
Posted by: jbauer
Re: eFax alternative? - 11/11/2005 01:29
Hm. eFax is still free for me. I must be grandfathered...
- Jon
Posted by: JBjorgen
Re: eFax alternative? - 11/11/2005 02:44
We have a couple
Callwave fax lines at the office. They used to be free, but now charge. Anyway, other than the cost, we've been quite pleased with the service. Maybe I should setup that
HylaFAX box I've been meaning to setup.
Posted by: FireFox31
Re: eFax alternative? - 12/11/2005 03:05
Yeah, Geico is good like that. Too bad their insurance quote was higher than my currently high quote. Which isn't TOO high, but..... I have no idea WHY it's high. </hijack>
Posted by: elph
Re: eFax alternative? - 14/11/2005 16:24
Check out progressive, they're like $100-200 below everywhere else I've checked, including when I used to be on my parents insurance (the uncalcualted costs of getting married).
-elph
Posted by: msaeger
Re: eFax alternative? - 14/11/2005 20:29
The best pricing I have ever gotten has been from an independant agent that can shop many companies. I currently have allstate but last year I was using a different company through the same agent but switched after he told me now allstate was cheaper.