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I don't have a fax machine and think this would be very useful. However, what about the privacy/security issues? On the rare occasions that I need to fax someth
by lpolovets 16y ago
I don't have a fax machine and think this would be very useful. However, what about the privacy/security issues? On the rare occasions that I need to fax something, that "something" is usually a credit card authorization, driver's license scan, etc. I don't feel comfortable PDFing and emailing such things "into the cloud". Not sure if I'm an outlier.
- camiller 16y ago+1, my typical use scenario is faxing medical receipts to the admin of the flexible spending plan. HIPPA violation if the fax were to get leaked, even accidentally.
- racecar789 16y agoMy employer switched health insurance providers three different times over the past three years and NONE of them had the ability to accept pdf's (fax or mail was the only way to submit flex plan expenses). Like the other posts have mentioned, $.99 for five pages is reasonable (I would use it at that price).