Problems receiving faxes on your Mac?

PROBLEM: No difficulty sending, just receiving faxes on the Mac.

I can send faxes from my Mac easy enough (just plug a phone cord in whenever I need to), but receiving faxes on my Mac is a pain. I don’t like having to wait around by the computer to accept the fax but I also don’t want to have have the built-in fax answer all calls because it’s my home phone line…

Plus the way the built-in fax software in OSX organizes faxes is lame!

What do I do?

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Manage your faxes along with your email

One of the key aspects of an online fax service for your Mac is the way it easily integrates with your other daily communications — like email.

Receiving faxes in your email is remarkably easier to manage. Your incoming fax documents are already indexed and archived for you!

And sending a fax is as easy as sending an email. You simply attach the document you want to fax to an outgoing email to your private fax by email address and out comes a superior quality fax document on your recipient’s fax.

PLUS, you can easily shoot off quick one page fax notes, and even broadcast them, all without ever printing a page.

You can even send and receive faxes on your iPhone!

Receive Faxes on your Mac the easy way

Want to receive incoming faxes on your Mac but hate the idea of being tethered to an expensive dedicated fax line? There’s a much easier way…

With RingCentral, you can have your own dedicated fax number that forwards all incoming faxes to your email as an attached PDF or TIFF file and stores them for safe-keeping inside your secure online account.

With prices starting at just $7.99 a month for Mac friendly fax-only service, it’s WAY cheaper than an extra phone line just for the occasional fax you send or receive.

Try RingCentral Fax FREE for 30 days

Internet Fax For Mac or Modem?

If you’re a low volume fax user on a Mac that doesn’t send or receive a whole lot of faxes but needs to be able to do either whenever necessary, you have 2 basic choices…

1. Use the modem and live with some real functional limitations.
2. Try the increasingly popular choice of using an Internet fax service.

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