The Cheapest Fax Services Can Have Limitations

In years past there were many companies offering free faxing. However, most of them have gone away.  Microsoft office still has a functionality, but it requires a paid phone line, connected to a modem. (yes, a modem) So, that’s not a great option.

Some free and low-cost providers offer very limited services, and they have other drawbacks. One of the biggest concerns is how they manage your data. Do they earn revenue by scanning it and selling info to marketing firms? You would never know, but they are definately making revenue somehow.

The things to consider from a free fax provider include:

• What is the security and encryption of your data?
• Are your faxes and data stored on a cloud server forever?
• Do you get a permanent fax number?
• If someone faxes back to the temporary number you sent from who receives it?

The industry leaders offer lots of features, but do you really need them?

• Mobile app integrations
• Archived files with all your faxes and their content
• Digital signature support
• Fax Scheduling and broadcasting
• Set Up fees and long term contracts

Faxing technology is relatively simple and has been perfected over the past 40 years. No one has a ‘better’ fax service. They just have different interfaces and costs.
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