Receive Faxes in Your Email?
Posted October 30, 2007 
Comments(0) A couple months ago, I signed up for a service at which I had been looking
for a while. CallWave Fax to Email lets me have a local fax
number — in whatever area code that I desire — that receives
faxes, turns them into Adobe Reader PDF files, and emails them to me.
I get all that for $7.95 per month, with an unlimited number of
faxes received (some of their competitors have higher prices AND
limits on how many faxes you can receive!). CallWave offers a
risk-free trial — try it for 30 days. If you don’t like it,
cancel it before the 30 day trial is up and owe nothing.
Amazingly, this whole service costs much less than a phone line
would cost, plus, I don’t to worry about the machine itself,
paper, ink or toner. PDF’s are easier to keep, too — of course
I can print the PDF if I really want a hard copy.
If you already have your own dedicated fax line, you can even convert it to Fax to Email and keep the same phone number — and, CallWave Fax to Email is still only $7.95 per month. There’s a $25 one-time activation fee to make the conversion.
Give CallWave Fax to Email a try.
Sign up at http://terryscomputertips.com/Fax2Email
