Posted by srnotary_CA on 10/31/05 11:59am
Msg #73220

Receiving Loan DOcs by Fax

WHat is the usual Charge for receiving Loan Packages via Fax? TIA

Reply by Art_MD on 10/31/05 12:02pm
Msg #73221

I've only had to do it twice when they couldn't get them to me by e-mail.
Charge $25. Are we talking e-fax, or regular fax to a laser printer?

Art

Reply by srnotary_CA on 10/31/05 12:05pm
Msg #73222

Regular fax to a laser Printer. Thanks

Reply by Art_MD on 10/31/05 12:35pm
Msg #73229

you might look into e-fax - several out there at reasonable price. K-7, maxemail, efax etc. Quick and easy printing of 2 copies.

Search will find several opinions and suggestions.

Art

Reply by srnotary_CA on 10/31/05 12:37pm
Msg #73230

Thanks for the advice. I will have my hubby look into those for me. He will be able to figure out which will work best with our computers here.

Reply by thnotary_NY on 10/31/05 4:07pm
Msg #73281

I use Docuharbor.com. Changes fax into .pdf if not already. $9.95/mo.

Reply by BettyWV on 10/31/05 1:58pm
Msg #73254

I use ONEBOX... It is excellent. I only had to accept fax to laser print once and I think I charged $30.00

Reply by avyril snell on 11/1/05 12:19am
Msg #73329

I have maxemail and paid i think $25 or $30 for the year, the very basic plan. it was funny the first time i used it because i didn't know how it worked. but they fax with their fax machine and it goes to your email. how cool is that