Is an account required to send a fax?

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The short answer

No. There is nothing to register and no password to remember. You give us the destination, the fax number, your file and your e-mail address, and that is all.

Your e-mail address is used for one thing: we send you a confirmation link, and the tracking page and any receipts reach you there. The whole route is laid out on the home page.

Your e-mail stands in for a login

On the home page you pick where the fax is going, enter the number, attach your file and give your e-mail address. We then e-mail you a link. Clicking it proves that the address is yours and that you truly want the fax to go.

That single click replaces account creation. Because it is tied to a particular request, there is nothing to log into afterwards and no profile to maintain.

What happens after the click

A short countdown starts and the fax goes into sending. You land on a live tracking page that shows where it stands, and if you ordered PDF receipts they arrive by e-mail once the fax has been delivered.

Keep the confirmation e-mail: it holds the link back to your tracking page.

Using the service again

Next time, you fill the form again. If you fax regularly to the same office, it is worth saving the number somewhere handy. The trade-off of having no account is that nothing is remembered between sends, which also means there is no history of your faxes kept in a profile.

To learn what happens to the file itself, read the answer on what happens to your documents.

Worth remembering

  • No sign-up, no password, no subscription.
  • A confirmation link sent to your e-mail validates each send.
  • Tracking and optional receipts come to the same address.

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