Google Fax
by Matt Gerchow
Google has many free services. The company has risen to become the number one search engine on the World Wide Web. They also offer a great free browser in Google Chrome. Google documents allows the user to write, edit and share documents on the web. Gmail is Google's free web based email service. However, to send a Google fax, users must subscribe to a paid online fax server such as the one offered by Ringcentral. Fortunately, users will find the server to be very affordable and that it allows them to send numerous faxes at one low monthly price.
How to get a Google Fax Number
When the user subscribes to the online fax service he is assigned a fax number that can receive faxes from any fax machine. The number can either be a toll free number or a number that is local to one's exchange. The fee for the online server includes use of the number. Incoming faxes are directed into any e-mail box, including one provided at no cost by Google through Gmail. They appear in the recipient's email inbox for viewing or printing as needed. These faxes come as digital documents that are easily stored.
Sending a Google Fax
Sending a Google Fax is just as easy as sending any other e-mail. The fax number is entered as a part of the e-mail address and the document is attached to the outgoing e-mail. Once again, the user is able to use the free Gmail service provided by Google to send the fax. The only limitations are by the level at which the subscriber purchases the fax limits. Many occasional fax users choose the minimum service that costs less than 6 per month for up to 500 faxes per month. If you need more faxes, it is possible to choose a larger limit.
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How to get a Google Fax Number
When the user subscribes to the online fax service he is assigned a fax number that can receive faxes from any fax machine. The number can either be a toll free number or a number that is local to one's exchange. The fee for the online server includes use of the number. Incoming faxes are directed into any e-mail box, including one provided at no cost by Google through Gmail. They appear in the recipient's email inbox for viewing or printing as needed. These faxes come as digital documents that are easily stored.
Sending a Google Fax
Sending a Google Fax is just as easy as sending any other e-mail. The fax number is entered as a part of the e-mail address and the document is attached to the outgoing e-mail. Once again, the user is able to use the free Gmail service provided by Google to send the fax. The only limitations are by the level at which the subscriber purchases the fax limits. Many occasional fax users choose the minimum service that costs less than 6 per month for up to 500 faxes per month. If you need more faxes, it is possible to choose a larger limit.
Test drive RingCentral and fax free for 30 days