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I paid $10 to send a 28 page fax. I absolutely believe utility and govt companies still use fax because they want to make somethings very hard for the average c
by nojvek 10y ago
I paid $10 to send a 28 page fax. I absolutely believe utility and govt companies still use fax because they want to make somethings very hard for the average customer. There's no reason why I shouldn't be able to send an email a pdf to show good credit so they don't charge me a deposit fee.
Twilio please build a mobile app so those of us who don't live with typewriters and fax machines can deal with our nasty govt.
- karlmdavis 10y agoWhere in the government do you still have to fax things?
- tyingq 10y agoThis had me curious, so I tried googling for site: *.gov fax Was surprised at the results. It may not be the only conduit, but it is there for job applications, VA benefits, applying for a headstone in a national cemetery, court filings, IRS documents, and much more.
- generj 10y agoThe FBI recently stopped accepting FOIA requests online and now online accept them via fax and snail mail. They did it deliberately to reduce the number of requests.