I just happened upon the Internet Fax channel sponsored by RingCentral and thought it worth passing on if for no other reason than fax seems to keep on chugging along and has if anything been revitalized by the internet. It seems the market also received a great deal of adrenaline during the housing boom as massive stores of faxes were sent from buyers to sellers to mortgage companies, etc.
As a reminder, a channel on TMCnet is a microcommunity of interest designed to educate on a certain topic. We have built over 100 of these and I continue to be amazed at the traffic levels they generate.
If you have an interest in IP fax, be sure to check the site out when you get a chance.
CodyLoco
September 4, 2008 at 2:11 pmMetroFax http://www.metrofax.com has the best per page rates out of all the services I’ve reviewed on my site- but if you want to send a free fax- check out FaxIt Nice- http://www.faxitnice.com
There are lots of sites that are there to compare the different plans so if you’re looking for that you should check them out 🙂
Valentine
March 1, 2009 at 12:18 pmI had a look on MetroFax and it’s not bad. But there are some providers that offers services cheaper.
I’m using PopFax.com internet fax service. I can send faxes for only 0.05 EUR/page and receive them for free. Online faxing is available anytime and anywhere and is really easy and reliable.
internet fax feature
February 5, 2010 at 12:43 amRingcentral’s online fax pricing plan would mainly depend on the size of your faxing needs. This is to ensure that you are paying for what you are really comsuming.
joe
February 24, 2010 at 8:31 pmNot bad that site is good but check out this http://www.extremefax.com/ it has many different internet fax services
cam
May 1, 2010 at 2:58 pmI went with RingCentral and like it, I did a comparison on CompareThatFax.com before I got it and it seems to be the best fit for what I need.
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