Internet fax service

I use Accessline.com.

It is a "follow me anywhere" phone/fax service. I have just the one number on my business cards. Faxes can be saved (in your account), faxed or e-mailed to another party. Can retrieve faxes anywhere you have access to the internet.

The phone can be set to VM, ring-through to cell, office, home, or any other phone number I choose. Retrieve voicemails from any phone line or the internet. Saves cell minutes listening to VM. Also able to e-mail voicemails you receive to a 3rd party.

Cost runs about $23/month. A little bit more than the fax only solutions, but the convenience of one # and the phone capabilities are worth it.

Hey Ckentnor

What is the source of your information about the fact that efax.com is being bought by myfax.com?

efax.com is a public company with a market cap of almost a Billion dollars. MyFax.com seems to be a big company but not anything as close as to efax.com... I'd be interested to see where your source of the takeover comes from.. Thank you

Warm wishes
@ListingMoves.com

Depending on what you need to accomplish, eFax or MyFax can be good choices. You might also check out HP 6500 and 8500 all-in-one printers. You can receive faxes and have them saved automatically on your computer for later retrieval. You can scan a document to PDF, and send a PDF to a fax machine. All very easy to do for about $300, with no ongoing subscription. If you want a dedicated fax #, that's obviously optional through your carrier.