- Fax on Plusnet
- Posted by Graham Daniels on November 16th, 2004
Hi,
Does anyone know if you can send faxes with Plusnet broadband? I know it's
possible to receive them with their Fax2email service. I used to have Home
Highway and used BT Speedway fax software to send faxes. Anyone know if this
will work with broadband? Am using XP.
Graham Daniels
- Posted by Josey on November 16th, 2004
"Graham Daniels" <gNPOSPAM98@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:419a4abd$0$568$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader03.plus.net...
No. You would need to retain an analogue fax modem or sign up to a service.
There is at least one free one ut there (someone will post the URL) if you
can put up with the circa half page advert on the outbound fax.
Jc.
- Posted by Stuart on November 16th, 2004
On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 20:00:36 -0000, "Josey" <nospam@sandwich.ta>
wrote:
If you just want to send text:
www.tpc.int
but the email service doesn't like my emails via PlusNet - either
using Outlook/smtp or Snail^d^d^d^d^dWebmail. Claims it doesn't have
a message id. Can anyone else send them via PlusNet? It works when I
do it from work or via mail2web
(
Their webform works however (just then no record
( ). No sending
to UK 'premium' lines (including 0870, so no using to keep fax2email
alive every 3 months). Presumably Demon (who provide the UK end of
the service) don't like contributing to someone's coffers
).
Get a Demon ad on the cover page.
There is a recent thread on the Plus Customer Forum giving a couple of
pay-for online fax services which would be more flexible - of the
order of £5/£10 setup and 5p per page.
HTH
Stuart
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- Posted by ABC on November 17th, 2004
"N/A" <not@thome.com> wrote in message
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Then watch as your PC gets infested with a rogue dialer and it starts
dialing international numbers and running up a huge phone bill.
If you want a better solution, why not use a linux-based fax solution, so
that the linux box is connected to the router and acts as a fax server. you
can even download a 30-day trial of a fax/print/share server from
www.net-inter-net.com
S