Inexpensive places to fax locally (real estate, home, estate)

[caesarsgirl79]

Hi,

I would appreciate any suggestions on places for faxing locally. I went to Kinkos today & noticed that there faxes services are over $2.00 for the initial page and $1.99 for each additional. Tomorrow I need to fax some documents and wanted to see if there are any suggestions for somewhere preferably near RTP. Normally, I normally would use the fax at work, but I am working from home currently.

I will probably use UPS since there's is $1.50 for the first page and $1.00 each additional including the cover. I just don't want to end up paying over $20 to send a toll-free fax.

Thanks!!

[mia78]

I don't know if this would be suitable for your needs, but I use Free Fax • Free Internet Faxing for my faxes. The paid version allows you to send more pages with no ads. (It appears to be down temporarily though.)

[mia78]

Also, you may want to inquire at your local library.

[caesarsgirl79]

Thanks I will check with both. I didn't even think about the library.

[cncsmomndad]

If you can scan the pages, I'd sign up for one of the many online e-faxes available and send it that way as a PDF. Sfaxme.com offers a monthly plan for $9.

[caesarsgirl79]

Originally Posted by cncsmomndad

If you can scan the pages, I'd sign up for one of the many online e-faxes available and send it that way as a PDF. Sfaxme.com offers a monthly plan for $9.

I can try that and I could e-mail it over if it's a PDF. I know there's a scanner in my business center, but I haven't used one in years. If it's easy to use that would be the best option. Thanks for the suggestion!!

[BoBromhal]

there are many scanning apps for smartphones as well.

[VickiR]

Originally Posted by caesarsgirl79

Hi,

I would appreciate any suggestions on places for faxing locally. I went to Kinkos today & noticed that there faxes services are over $2.00 for the initial page and $1.99 for each additional. Tomorrow I need to fax some documents and wanted to see if there are any suggestions for somewhere preferably near RTP. Normally, I normally would use the fax at work, but I am working from home currently.

I will probably use UPS since there's is $1.50 for the first page and $1.00 each additional including the cover. I just don't want to end up paying over $20 to send a toll-free fax.

Thanks!!

If it is real estate related, I'm sure your real estate agent wouldn't mind you stopping by her office to use the fax machine!

Vicki

[goodbyesnow]

what about a friend with an all-in-one copy machine? I have an HP all-in-one that I fax from right here at home through the phone line. Free & easy. Maybe ask around.

[nrmanby]

If you have a scanner, then the online services are great. Many are free (they send an advertisement on the first page in exchange). Or they charge a couple of bucks for 15 - 20 pages, which is what Kinkos is charging for your first page alone. Best of all, in my opinion, is no travel. Time is as precious to me as the $.