How to avoid expensive outbound faxes?
The actual size(in bytes) as well as the quality of the originating document influences the transmission time dramatically.
Highly pix-elated files, or files of poor originating quality will take longer to render or not render at all. Pictures and logos in particular.
If the file is damaged or the paper has creases it will also manipulate the transmission time dramatically.
Fax technology interprets any image as series of a black and white dots, a granular image plays a major role in the time taken to transmit and receive.
A standard black and white fax image consists of a grid of pixels at fixed resolutions and image sizes compressed in a particular manner.
The number of pixels in the image depends on the vertical and horizontal resolutions (dpi or pixels/mm) and the size of the image.
The size of the image (in bytes) depends on the image dimensions, resolution, content and the form of data compression used.
Basic fax mode transfers in black and white only and the document is compressed into a series of black and white runs for a single scanned line.
An A4 document is typically scanned at 1145 lines per page if these particular files were mostly made up of black and white lines or dots,
the compression ratio would have been far lower during this transaction.
If this is the case we suggest that you decrease the size of the document(in bytes) or find a better quality version of the originating document.
Is receiving a fax really free?
Unfortunately, our Print-to-Fax service is not free. However, because this service is charged for on a prepaid basis, you have the power to control your expenditure without receiving any unexpected bills from us.
- Select the “pay by credit card” option to open the transaction window
- Clicking on “confirm” will open the credit card details page
- Enter your credit card information
- Click on “submit” to complete your purchase
- This page can now be printed for your future reference
- Simply select the “direct deposit” option to open the payment window
- You will be given a reference number and the details of the bank account into which the deposit should be made
- For future reference, you may print this page
- Once the deposit has been completed, email or fax a copy of proof of payment to [email protected] or 086 571 0571
How much does sending a fax cost?
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How does FaxFX make money if they offer these services for free?