Recommend a service which will let me email to a fax machine

[aob]

Using XP and Outlook


I have an account which requires that I fax 700 to 800 pages per month. I have no need to receive faxes.

I vaguely recall hearing about email-to-fax, but did not consider it, since I was satisfied with my fax software-to-fax. Now that I have concerns with reliability, I have decided to look into email-to-fax.

Is there a low-cost service you recommend?

[Steve R Jones]

My office has a new HP8600 all in one printer that comes with it's own email address. We got to select [email protected] address.

For the volume you're looking at, you'd want to find a Laser version versus an inkjet.

[SpywareDr]

5 Free Online Services to Send an Email to a Fax Machine

2012's Best Rated Email to Fax Services:

Google: "email to fax"

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[aob]

Thanks. I do love free. I will let you know how free it is after I have made contact.

[aob]

This free service does not look free to me. The first thing I am told to do is to find a provider. The provider charges, so I am back where I started. Now, I am asking which provider is the best for my needs. Will keep looking.

[SpywareDr]

Do you have internet access?

If so, who is your internet service provider?

If not, how are you sending email?

[aob]

I currently use a fax software to fax from my computer to recipients.

I was able to review and understand pricings by several suppliers. The more I looked at the various plans the more I was able to understand the costs.

If I were to choose a supplier, it would probably be Ring Central, which i could get for $20 per month.

Looks like I might have to stay with my fax software because I prepare multi-page documents, e.g., 40 to 50 pages long, with 3-4 pages, only, going to each recipient. In order to use email-to-fax, I would have to save each 3- to 4-page set, separately, to attach to the email. That is too much trouble.

Thanks for the earlier help.

[SpywareDr]

I think I'm lost here. Why would you need to use fax software to create email?