Do you still use an old fax machine tied to a dedicated landline? If so, I understand completely. There are still a lot of people that still send and receive faxes. We have several clients that fax over non digital documents or images with hand written corrections and signatures. Id like tell 
those of you who still use those clunky fax machines and phone lines that there is a more inexpensive and more modern way to send receive those faxes.
We have looked into the most popular e-fax services out there and wanted to save you some time by posting our easiest and most favorite service.
Sending A Fax
myfax.com offers an easy to use e-fax service that sends and receives faxes through up to 5 email addresses. The way it works is you open up your mail client like outlook, mail.app, or gmail and proceed to send an email by clicking in the To: field. What you do is instead of a typical email address, you simply type the 10 digit phone number you are faxing to and then add @myfax.com. (2810000000@myfax.com)
Add a subject, attach a pdf, image, or word doc and send! Thats it. You even get a confirmation via email. The only other thing I recommend is a Scanner to scan those physical docs you may need to fax. Even with a scanner your are saving money when you cut that dedicated line and workspace on your disk.
Receiving Faxes
When you receive a fax it shows up in your inbox in the form of a PDF. You can then store it or print. Its easy.
Check it out for yourself, as of right now they offer a FREE 30 day trial.
