This might sound like a really stupid question, but I wonder if long distance
telephone service is required in order to send faxes to another state?

I only have local phone service, not even local toll!

Also, do you have to have a fax # in order to receive fax?

If the above are silly questions, pardon my idiocy!

Regards

Yes, to use the fax, it just makes the phone call to a fax, so you would
need long distance service. But, there are alternatives such as efax.com
where you can scan a document and send it via their service. Vonage and
other VoIP services may be another alternative, but they are iffy in the fax
services.

Dustin Harper

http://www.vistarip.com



"broccolibeef" wrote in message
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This might sound like a really stupid question, but I wonder if long
distance
telephone service is required in order to send faxes to another state?

I only have local phone service, not even local toll!

Also, do you have to have a fax # in order to receive fax?

If the above are silly questions, pardon my idiocy!

Regards

=?Utf-8?B?YnJvY2NvbGliZWVm?=;85901 Wrote:
This might sound like a really stupid question, but I wonder if long
distance
tele'Phone Service' (http://www.myvoipprovider.com/phone-service) is
required to send faxes to another state?


Yes, long distance phone service is definitely necessary as sending a
fax is the equivalent of making a phone call since one fax is dialing
another fax.

-jim


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