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From: "Sam Kamens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Interesting, except that the poster already has a fax # that he's
> advertised to his contacts.  Why would he want to get a new number?
> Not to mention that j2/eFax will also give you a free number, if you're
> willing to accept promotional email (spam) from them.
> Seems like a thin thread to introduce this topic in response to the
> original post...



The original post did not mention if it was a free eFax service or not. My 
comment deals with an ALTERNATIVE FREE OPTION that is available.

I can see eFax offers a "limited" account for free -
https://www.efax.com/en/efax/twa/signupFree and then you need to read the
LENGTHY agreement to learn what that entails -
https://www.efax.com/en/efax/twa/page/customerAgreement. I don't know if I'd
need any more spam in exchange for a free account :o) (but I have not read
it, I take your word for it and am thankful for your insights.

I used www.k7.net for incoming faxes for free without any spam attached to 
it for years. Choices are good and thanks to your e-mail I know that eFax is 
not a good choice for me to receive faxes into my e-mail on Treo. Otherwise, 
where else would you know that free eFax gives you spam - they'll never call 
it spam :o)

Sincerely,

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