Send a Free Fax - Comments Page 2

Hey, I recommend anyone to subscribe to Popfax free trial for sending and receiving faxes for free.It is simple no credit card details are required plus all options(Mail to Fax and 1Gb)are included.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Free trial... then it becomes a paid service. Let's focus on the truly free offerings here.

I tried faxitnice.com/SendAFreeFax but there is no Continue button on the screen. I entered the fax and selected a file to send, but could not. I even tried this with three browsers.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Might be broken... try one of the others.

FaxZero places an ad on the cover page. I don't know if they didn't used to before, but now they do. $1.99 for fax without an ad.

EDITOR'S NOTE: They've always done that. And mind you, I don't object... you're getting something for free, and they need to make money to keep providing that service to you.

Popfax was great for the trial period!

oh, just go for 101fax to get your money's worth.. http://www.101fax.com

Then how can my recipient fax me back? Thanks!

EDITOR'S NOTE: Hopefully they won't. Email is much more efficient for document exchange. But if they must fax you back, use a service like Faxaway to capture your incoming faxes and forward to your email inbox.

I was doing a similar search and found this blog post. I guess depending on how much faxing you plan to do is what determines the long term cost. http://free-fax-service.tumblr.cmo

EDITOR'S NOTE: I looked there and it's just a few links to affiliate programs for PAID faxing services. Bah! Change the cmo to com if you really want to see that page.

freefaxbutton.com offers free faxing via the web to over 40 countries. You can also see if the fax went through or not with the online fax log...

But Microsoft included fax software in my computer that I use. Don't they do that anymore?

EDITOR'S NOTE: Yes, but it still requires a phone line and a fax modem. And you have to know in advance when a fax is coming, so you can turn on the fax software.

Unfortunately, FaxZero is only for US and Canada. How about the rest of the world?

EDITOR'S NOTE: Check out Kevin Savetz's FAX FAQ, which is linked in my article on FaxZero. You'll find the most current info there.