Fax machines and the next version of hotspot @ home

Will fax machines be supported at some point with hotspot @home?

People still use fax machines?

haha yes t-mobile has alot of fax stuff lmfao .. dont wanna pay etf because moved outside tmo area.. fax to the cc rep you talkin to.. wanna talk to customer relations gotta fax dispute a feature and no memos support good reps will ask for a copy of a contract stating the feature soppuse to be on there .. so yea fax still used hell people still use faxmail option of voicemail sometimes :-D

I don't see why more people don't just start using the online fax websites.  eFax is one of them and there are several others I've heard about.  All you need is a scanner and an internet connection and you can fax anything you want wherever you want.  I think way easier and more convenient than using a fax machine.  Besides, only traditional home phones truly support fax.  There are still issues with VOIP and digital phone from the cable companies.

Will fax machines be supported at some point with hotspot @home?

Yes. That is internally know as H@H III. Its all about the current limitations of H@H II, and getting rid of them.

Will fax machines be supported at some point with hotspot @home?

Yes. That is internally know as H@H III. Its all about the current limitations of H@H II, and getting rid of them.

Ok, now THAT'S sweet. Faxing doesn't come up too often in my life but it's enough to cause a bit of an inconvenience when I have to run off to my local FedEx-Kinkos which has me wait in line for payment... I'm home phone free so there's no use for a fax machine at home.

I don't see why more people don't just start using the online fax websites.  eFax is one of them and there are several others I've heard about.  All you need is a scanner and an internet connection and you can fax anything you want wherever you want.  I think way easier and more convenient than using a fax machine.  Besides, only traditional home phones truly support fax.  There are still issues with VOIP and digital phone from the cable companies.

Call me crazy but I had NEVER heard of this, seriously. Online faxing sounds like a pretty good option, I was needing to get a scanner/printer device soon anyway.

Yes. That is internally know as H@H III. Its all about the current limitations of H@H II, and getting rid of them.

....and H@H IV will enable you to hook up a modem!! 

Call me crazy but I had NEVER heard of this, seriously. Online faxing sounds like a pretty good option, I was needing to get a scanner/printer device soon anyway.

Really?!  That tech's been around what seems like forever.  I haven't used it much as I don't really have that much occasion to receive or send a fax, but it is pretty nice.

Call me crazy but I had NEVER heard of this, seriously. Online faxing sounds like a pretty good option, I was needing to get a scanner/printer device soon anyway.

I found this fax service a couple of months ago. 

http://www.faxaway.com/

All incoming faxes get e-mailed to you as a PDF or a Tiff.

To send a fax you can attach a document like a Word document or a graphic file and e-mail it to a special address and they forward it onto the fax machine. 

They only charge $1 per month for a dedicated fax number.  Incoming faxes are free.  Sending faxes cost 11 cents a minute.  I don't send them too often, so this works perfectly for me.

Hey man thanks for the Info I've been wanting to get an internet fax service for awhile that was inexpensive, this is right up my alley. So I signed up.
 

Yes. That is internally know as H@H III. Its all about the current limitations of H@H II, and getting rid of them.

Will H@H III include web voicemail or emailing the voicemail messages? 

You can receive faxes on your cell if you ask T-mobile for the service I forget what it's called but it's free. It goes straight to your VM and when you get near a phone that you can receive faxes at you just enter the number and boom you got your fax!