A List of Broadcasting Faxing Providers
Guide to Broadcasting Fax Providers
Description: Slingshot Tech is a company that has no set up fees or monthly charges. It also is cost effective and can meet your broadcasting needs. It works where you can send notifications along with customer alerts. Slingshot Tech also allows you to manage your own database, which is a plus. There is a form for a free quote if you have questions regarding anything in that particular item or if you are interested in getting people to do so.
Description: There is a free offer for your 1st 500-fax pages on Jblast. All that needs to be required is just signing up. Jblast has neither any monthly fees nor setup fees. That is a plus for anyone who wants to minimize costs as much as possible without it becoming a huge bill. Another positive if necessary is that you can do a mail merge with it, which can be customized to match your needs. To say there is more would be an understatement, as it also has with that an unlimited set of fields meaning it can target as you see fit to meet your needs. Like most email lists, if you do not wish to be emailed, there is the option to set it to not fax that particular person or company.
Description: Protus is a web based Internet service. For marketing purposes, it really comes in handy. This item is not free but doesn't cost much at all. For the pricing, a page with less than 5,000 volumes for a month, it is 7 cents, which is pretty cheap actually. If however, you go higher than 5,000 but lower than 25,000, it costs 6 cents. As far as what else on that pricing wise, it is unknown as to what happens in the event of higher than 25,000 page volumes a month. Of course that is for the United States and for the Canadians there is a link directing you there. To obtain a quick quote, submit your email address and that's all there is to it.
Description: Ring Central is a program that delivers faxes and can be received through any Microsoft Windows Application program. You will end up with a subscription, which includes toll-free and local numbers. There is a free trial but after that it is $7.99 a month. No setup fees at all and can be cancelled if not needed anymore.
Description: Jango Mail is a service that provides you to fax broadcast all the way up to 50 e-mails per month. There is no time limit but to convert, it would have to include your first and last name of course. Choosing your own unique username along side your email address with web site, phone number, email, and of course the Organization name. Of course, if you don't plan to use it much or need to save money, go with the free trial. There is a list of pricing on a monthly based upon the number of emails per month.
Description: It is one of the single largest electronic faxing companies in the world. There is a plan as far as usage, pick that suits your needs. The basic plan is about $8.33 a month, which means you can send or receive 350 pages in total per month. There are other plans listed on the web site but it really comes down to what you need it for if you choose this.
Description: Boomerang was founded on 1991, not to be confused with the TV channel Boomerang, a classic cartoon network show. The company offers a free 14-day trial just to get a feel for the site. They have been called the leaders in marketing solutions.
Description: Zeta Fax offers a free trial and it will be sent in the mail in regards to a CD. It offers software when necessary considering that it could make it easier for the person sending out multiple faxes out.
Description: Packetel has a fax service overview with a flat rate of $3.85 a month. A big plus has to be there is no per page charge if you are sending out multiple amounts of faxes out to many users. There also isn't any setup fees as well and nothing that needs to be installed. There is very good support on the site and also offers some technical advice as well.
Description: Comodo, the worldwide leader in trust and assurance on the Internet, created TrustFax. You can test it out for 30 days and see if this is something you would want to invest your time and money into it. If you do not wish to continue with it, you can cancel without any trouble. There are yearly and monthly plans depending on what is needed the most. You get 5 free pages and 20 MB of secure storage along with a personal fax number.
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