Faxes which were popular in the 1980’s have slowly disappeared with the advent of e-mail and file attachments, but very often a government agency or employer requires another agency to fax a document and certainly the agency you could buy a fax machine for such rare a occasion.
But lucky enough, there are some services online that let us fax documents and PDFs for cheap or for free. Today there are four websites that allow us to send fax online and come with a free or trial version.
FaxZero and eFax provide straight-up faxing services without bells and whistles. Even FaxZERO will send faxes for free, just as long as they arre under three pages, and just as long as you don’t mind an ad on the coversheet, and just as long as you don’t want to send more than two in a day.
FaxZERO has a premium service that charges 1.99$ for each fax and limits the number of pages per fax at fifteen. If we need to send more than two faxes a day and you don’t want to pay for the premium service, then we could think of deleting our browser cache and cookies and using another IP address, either through the TOR network, proxies or simply by resetting our router.
Meanwhile, Qipit is a more comprehensive service when compared to faxZERO. Qipit is not merely an online faxing service, but also helps us upload photos of documents, business cards or receipts from a mobile phone or digital camera, and improves the image quality through a patented technology called Realeyes3D. Next images can be emailed or faxed.
Once our document is on Qipit, we can select to either view a PDF version of it, email the document or fax it. Qipit’s image optimization technology proved to be quite powerful. I never expected that a photo taken with a mobile phone camera could actually be put to use.
Via: Switched.
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Thanks for including Qipit in your post. Here is the URL http://www.qipit.com.
GotFreeFax.com is another website that lets user send free fax online to the US and Canada. They do not add Ads to the fax, which makes it more suitable for business uses.