[plug] FoIP - 21st century faxing

[skribe]

On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 13:50, Leon Brooks wrote:
> On Tuesday 18 October 2005 10:54, Chris Caston wrote:

> Why? I've never needed one. On the once-a-year occasions when someone
> wants to send me a fax, I ask someone else and use theirs.

I have one but it never gets used.  I even stopped putting it on my business 
cards.  The last time I received a fax was a year ago.  It was an info 
package from an insurance company that was the size of a small novel that 
they sent twice - I ran out of paper around pager 40 the first time, replaced 
the roll and had to go out to a meeting.  When I got back it looked like my 
fax machine had exploded .  Needless to say that they didn't get my business.

Fax is dead tech.

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