Did you
know that you can use your Gmail account along with a fax service to fax from
Google? That’s right, you can say good bye to fax machines and buggy fax
software that ends up doing more harm that good.
I’ve
created this special guide that will guide you through all the necessary steps
to send your very first Google fax. But here, let me tell you a bit about what
you need to do it successfully:
A Gmail
address. Gmail has become one of the
preferred free email providers on the Web for a reason: it works perfectly and
has a clean, easy-to-use interface. For
faxing purposes, I always recommend you create a new Gmail address, this way,
you’ll keep all your faxes under the same roof and not mixed with other types
of incoming emails.
A fax
service. These days you can find plenty
of good fax services that can integrate perfectly with your Google
account. Among the top rated services we
have eFax, MyFax, RingCentral and Nextiva.
They are all great and let you create a free fax account that works for
a full month. These services bring all the features you loved in fax machines
and many more, among them the ability to get your own virtual fax number at no
extra fee.
If you
don’t have an account with Gmail or a fax provider, go ahead and sign up now
for free so you can follow along the guide and send your very first fax through
Google!