What’s a Junk Fax?

Junk fax is unsolicited commercial material sent by telemarketers through a fax machine to advertise products or services. It is regulated in certain countries, and the US has a law banning all types of unsolicited fax advertising. The FCC allows individual states to adopt stricter regulations on junk faxes than existing federal regulations. A junk […]

Best open source fax server: how to choose?

Open source fax servers simplify sending and receiving faxes by virtualizing services, connecting to databases for archiving, routing faxes to users, and blocking certain phone numbers. They eliminate the need for server hardware and save resources, making them easier to run and maintain. Open source fax server programs are built to help businesses track fax […]

What’s a Fax Server?

A fax server allows multiple users to send and receive documents through a central system. It uses software and hardware, including fax modems connected to telephone lines or IP networks. Documents are collected and converted to fax format before being queued for transmission. Incoming faxes can be checked against a list of known “junk” fax […]

What’s Internet Fax?

Internet fax allows subscribers to send and receive faxes without a fax machine, using only internet access and an email account. A monthly fee is required, and faxes are sent as email attachments. Internet fax services offer toll-free numbers, secure websites, and confirmation of sent faxes. Prices vary between $10-$20 per month. Internet fax is […]

What’s a Fax App?

Fax apps allow smartphones to simulate fax functionality, including sending and receiving faxes, filling in data fields, and signing documents. They may connect to paid Internet fax services or rely on cellular infrastructure. Fax technology has been important for business communication since the 1970s, but smartphones lack some features of traditional fax machines. Fax apps […]

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