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What's a fax? Wasn't that my grandmother's email provider or something?
by steve918 16y ago
What's a fax? Wasn't that my grandmother's email provider or something?
- burnout1540 16y agoThe article didn't mention it, but you can also sign and send the document via email (with the document as a PDF attachment). Or just download it as a PDF. We eliminate the print/sign/scan steps.
- yarone 16y agoIs there a "generic" e-mail address (like "plans@tripit.com") or is it a unique / obfuscated e-mail address per user (like "2V6CFI@hellofax.com")?
- rokhayakebe 16y agoMy company spent maybe $1500 last year in fax marketing.
- damoncali 16y agoDid it work?
- rokhayakebe 16y agoIt depends on what you are selling. But I have seen a response rate higher than any other form.
- ck2 16y agoIsn't fax spam illegal in the USA? Or are you elsewhere?
- rokhayakebe 16y agoLegal loopholes.
- statictype 16y agoFun fact: Where I live, to sign up for Apple's iOS developer program, I had to fax my personal/creditcard details to Apple. That requirement was so bizarre it took me a while to wrap my head around it. (To their credit, I got a confirmation email from them in about a single day)
- nickconfer 16y agoha me too. I couldn't believe it as well. A trendy technology company requiring an outdated technology!
- archangel_one 16y agoThe last time I bought a house we had to fax the contracts back & forth (with the estate agent as middleman, of course) until we agreed. It's not like any of us want to use faxes, but sometimes you have to. And if we hadn't had a fax machine at work, I'd have paid a few dollars for a temporary fax number. Looks like a promising start. Hope things go well.