punkybrewster
@71.36.x.x
| reply to ac_crusade
Re: [General] Just a Fax Idea
FreeDigits is about to give a way fax numbers. Inbound comes as a PDF to your email. Outbound can be done with any ATA that support T.38
I was an early tester and was able to consistently fax out 40 page documents with any issues.
»www.freedigits.com i think February is when it starts. |
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billyboy3
@71.36.x.x
| I tried a lot of outbound fax services that allow you to fax by sending it to an email address like number@domain.com. I did the scanner thing for a while and it sucked. I always end up going back to my trusty 10 year old fax machine for outbound. I'd love to have the freedigits service if they let me use my fax machine for outbound. What's the ATA cost... What model please!? |
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alipscomb
join:2005-12-14
Mount Ulla, NC
1 edit | The good trusty fax machine is what I use for outbound and just have it plugged into the router. voip-boom.com I receive faxes to my email (pdf). Works great for me! |
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jameskirk0
join:2006-02-01
Anamosa, IA
| reply to billyboy3
if you get a SIPURA, Grandstream that support T.38 you can hook it up to FreeDigits and pay their .03 cents per minute outbound.
They give you a free fax number for inbound which comes as a PDF.
I trust me 10 year old fax machine for outbound as well. The other stuff is crude compared to it |
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cgigate
join:2003-05-12
Fort Worth, TX
| said by jameskirk0  :if you get a SIPURA, Grandstream that support T.38 you can hook it up to FreeDigits and pay their .03 cents per minute outbound. Tried many times Sipura and other adapters that support T.38.
not working well, less than 50% chance to send out fax. Even when it reports successfully sent fax, but recipient side quality is horrible, many missing lines. |
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druber
join:2000-04-11
Marlborough, MA | well, if fax1 works even halfway reliably, for 12 cents per page to anywhere in the US, i can't understand why i'd want to screw with trying to get it working over voip... |
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cgigate
join:2003-05-12
Fort Worth, TX
1 edit | said by druber :well, if fax1 works even halfway reliably, for 12 cents per page to anywhere in the US, i can't understand why i'd want to screw with trying to get it working over voip... Fax1 is good choice for now! but problem, it cannot send fax to Canada |
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