We use eFax.  Reliability is very questionable IMO.  I get emails a lot
from support about trouble tickets related to transmission delays, and
calls from clients regarding many busy signals.
 
I think they just revamped their whole backend.  Thinking back in the
last few months, it's actually been pretty stable.
 
I'm doing what someone else just mentioned.  Bringing it in-house with
my own fax gateway.   The savings will be astronomical, even with using
800 numbers on our own PRI.
 
-Sam

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From: David [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 5:30 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: Re: Ifax anyone?


At my prior employer we used e-fax (www.efax.com <http://www.efax.com/>
) with few glitches and good reliability, you'd have to price it for
your organization though.
 
David


On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 3:17 PM, Tom Miller <[email protected]> wrote:


        Hi folks,
        
        One of our offices is moving.  Part of that move is the
considerations is using some sort of service that can receive faxes for
that program, be access securely, and hopefully send some sort of
notification that a new fax has arrived.  A hosted service or in house
system - either would work.  This program also receives a very high
volume of faxes.
        
        Suggestions?
        
        Tom
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