I need to find out how much is cost to send a fax?
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FREE*\n\n*May be subject to the following: fax tax, phone toll, license, paper consumption tax, electronic transmission tax, ink usage tax, electrical conservation tax.
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I believe it is $2, check w/ local post office
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take it to a fax machine duh
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eFax.com allows you to recieve them directly to your email address, whether you're with Cox or another ISP. Sign up for the free account, download their software and they will issue you an open phone number ... It could be anywhere in the US .... you'll have to pay $12 a month if you want it in your home area code or for a toll free number.\n\nThen, you can remote check your faxes as easy as you check your email ... because you will be checking for them as part of your emails.
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for free fax world wide go here\nhttp://freewww.uv.ro/fax/fax.html
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faxing does not use the internet to send files.  You still need a fax/modem in your computer connected to a telephone line.  If you want you can use something like www.efax.com and pay for the service to send and receive faxes.
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Hey Overstocked......check this out. It's probably right up your alley. It scrapes the web for current and highly targeted fax numbers that can be used for fax marketing. Just enter your keywords and criteria and shazam, a targeted list :) .....I've never seen anything like it.\n\nhttp://www.extractfaxnumbers.com\nWow, an email one too... Free email lists :) http://www.myemailspider.com\nMike\n\n===================
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Easy, buy a fax machine. Order a phone line. Nothing special about the line.
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The fax is just scanning the paper you want to send, converting it to an electronic form. The print or fax capability simply sends the now-electronic document to a printer, or a fax number, or, if you wish, to an address on the internet. \n\nEasier still, just scan the document, and then send it as an e-mail to wherever you want it to go.
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Fax someone. Do you have anyones Biz Card just say testing on it or something else thats simple.
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You can send a fax, if you are running windows xp. Click on this link, and it explains how to do it..Good Luck..\nhttp://home.efax.com/s/r/send_fax?VID=33675&CMP=KNC-33675Send&ef_id=1235:3:7f9e3a2567a08e46b842f6905e2004c1_408862153:5kiTa0NIYXsAAETSKU0AAAAN:20060523162258
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I can talk with you on the phone and write the thing for you, my price being $50/page, and you are probably looking around 15-20 pages. Turn around time is about 3 weeks.\n\nLet me know, jcattin@comcast.net
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There is a service called efax at http://www.efax.com  I got an account there for free many years ago, don't know what they charge anymore.
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I believe this is the cheapest and will fax out of any office application...I am assuming outlook would qualify as such... I have not used this. So, can't provide my stamp of approval but it looks fine.\n\nhope this helps..
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www.efax.com has a free service.
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The Post Office should have some cushioned envelopes for sale that would hold a CD. You could send it first class and the postage would probably be less than $2.00. If you'd like to be able to get a delivery confirmation, you could add that for up to 60 cents more if I'm not mistaken.
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Basically you can't, because the fax machine desn't have an e-mail address, and isn't connected to an e-mail server-- it's only connected to a phone line. But there used to be a way to do so...\n\nYears ago, before the Internet, MCI offered an e-mail service called MCI Mail. You dialed up with your PC and modem and either composed your message online or uploaded a specially formatted text file. You could then either: \n1. send it as an e-mail to another MCI Mail user; \n2. send it as a telex to a telex machine; \n3. send it as a fax to a fax machine; or \n4. send it to a special printer that would print it out for delivery either as first-class mail or overnight delivery via a courier service. \n\nLater, when the Internet became popular, MCI Mail could be used to send/receive e-mail to/from Internet addresses. \n\nMCI Mail ran successfully and profitably for 20 years before being decommissioned a year or two ago.