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networkn

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# 146801 29-May-2014 14:26

Hi There!

I have a customer moving to a new site, and he doesn't really have room for the fax machine, I said I would investigate the above services. He wants to keep his existing number.

Anyone know of reputable, reliable and relatively inexpensive providers?

amanzi

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# 1055976 29-May-2014 14:39

I've used Kiwifax and 2talk's fax offering (2fax?) in the past and both worked well. But looks like Kiwifax have been bought by someone else so I can no longer vouch for it.

Update: here's the link for 2talk's Faxmail: http://blog.2talk.co.nz/faxmail.html

johny99

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# 1056174 29-May-2014 19:15

http://www.tnz.co.nz/

coffeebaron

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# 1056175 29-May-2014 19:16

Something I've brought up with WXC Comunications a few times. They have a great fax to email product, but unfortunately not the reverse email to fax. 2talk is your next best bet.

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mattwnz

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# 1056176 29-May-2014 19:20

How about a smaller fax, you can get tiny ones. Or maybe a computer with fax software on it? I think you need a dial up modem for this.

chevrolux

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# 1056189 29-May-2014 19:51

2Talk's fax service works perfectly and would be my pick.

You can set them up with a 2Talk number and set call forward immediate on their telecom if this needs to happen immediately. Then you just port the telecom number to 2Talk.

The best way would be just put in an ATA so functionally nothing changes for the customer in terms of day to day use, even if it is just for sending, but if there is no room then that's pretty final!