MyFax Review 2008

I began using MyFax around 5 years ago. I was looking for a reliable online faxing service that I could use with my business. I researched a bunch of other faxing services like efax and read a ton of review sites. I ended up choosing
MyFax because of the easy setup, cheap cost, and they are just great when it comes to customer service. They are actually nice and courteous to you on the phone! Imagine that! Some of these other businesses need to take note.



Ok, so what are some of the specifics that I like about MyFax?

I Never miss faxes anymore
Your MyFax number is tied to your email, so you can fax from home, work, and while traveling - anywhere you access the Internet. If you are fax dependent like I am, then you will understand why MyFax is so convenient to have.

Real Savings
MyFax eliminates the need for a fax machine, fax supplies (paper, ink, toner), a separate phone line for faxing, and costly maintenance. It saves you money!

It's as easy as email
MyFax requires no hardware or software. All you need is Internet access, an email address, and a MyFax account.

Take it for a test drive before you buy.

Preview faxes before sending.

Save/view your sent faxes.

Resend a fax to the original recipient - whether it went through the first time or not.

Forward a received fax to another fax number.

Receive fax notifications on a cell phone. Includes text message notifications of inbound faxes and confirmations of outbound faxes.

Receive faxes at up to five different email addresses allowing greater flexibility in accessing faxes across multiple accounts.

Use spam filters to separate unsolicited Internet faxes from clogging up the inbox.

Get up and running faster with the new MyFax Account Setup Wizard

The Best Value plan
Send 100, receive 200 free pages/month
$10/month or $110/year
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The Most Popular plan
Send 200, receive 200 free pages/month
$20/month
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The Fax More Plan
Send 400, receive 400 free pages/month
$40/month
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All Plans Include:
Local or toll free fax number
1-year online storage
Free faxing zone
Free setup
24/7 customer support
Microsoft® Office faxing
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You can fax as many pages as you want. Extra pages are just $0.10 each unless sent outside the free faxing zone.

You can also get a MyFax account if you live in the UK
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No Hidden Fees or Contract - Cancel Anytime

MyFax Facts...

Think you don't fax enough to use MyFax...
you actually have it backward! Small-volume users benefit from MyFax at least as much as frequent users. More, if you look at the per-fax cost.

Let's say you receive one fax each week, and send one every two weeks. That's 78 faxes per year. Hardly seems worth it to have an outside Internet fax service, until you factor in the cost of a second phone line, plus paper, toner, and electricity to keep the machine ready 24x 7 x 365.

You could pay your local copier outfit to be your "fax machine." But then you're depending on them to let you know when a fax comes in, and you have to go to their office to receive and send, which means interrupting your day. You lose both time and money

Typically, the cost of using a copier place is $3 per page. If every fax you send or receive is a one-pager, it adds up to $234 for the year. That's almost twice the cost of using MyFax. And of course, if you have multiple pages...

The fact is, the break-even point for MyFax versus the copier place is roughly 40 pages per year. Not counting the cost of gas and your time. That's less than four pages per month! And if you're using a fax machine, forget it! You're ahead from the moment you toss it and switch to MyFax.

Going (and earning) Green with MyFax! Celebrate Earth Day

MyFax is the perfect solution to this problem! A completely paperless alternative for the environmentally conscious.

Check out this Fact from Energy Star:

According to Energy Star, one of the most energy-intensive pieces of business equipment is the paper-intensive fax machine, because it is often left on around the clock. A single fax machine consumes between 30 and 350 watts per hour. Also, paper production is second only to petroleum in terms of energy used by U.S. industries.