16 Dec 2009

OneSuite Toll-Free Fax Line Starting at 4.4¢ Per Page

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OneSuite Fax is great with unlimited incoming fax and low outbound rates. Would you like to further muscle up your internet fax account, and promote business opportunities, by offering a toll-free fax line?

OneSuite Forwarding + OneSuite Fax = Toll-Free Number for Fax-to-Email  

OneSuite Forwarding, the most affordable call/fax forwarding service in the market, is now offering toll-free number subscription. You may subscribe a toll-free number, or port an existing toll-free number to us, at only $2.95/month. After subscription, just enter your OneSuite Fax number as the forwarding destination number. Then you can receive business leads through your toll-free number via emails, anytime and anywhere.

Toll-Free Fax Forwarding Starting at 4.4¢ per page

OneSuite toll-free forwarding offers the industry’s lowest rates, with no connection fees or extra tax. For every fax page forwarded, the rate starts at 4.4¢ to Canada, and 5.0¢ throughout U.S. Check out our forwarding rates to other countries.

Local Call/Fax Forwarding Starting at 1.9¢ per minute

When you’re traveling overseas, you may also subscribe a U.S. or Canada number for $2.95/month, to forward all your calls/faxes to any international destination. This way, callers can still reach you at local-call cost, while the forwarding rate starts as low as 1.9¢ to Canada, 2.2¢ to U.K, 2.2¢ to China…Pay as you go. Month-to-month subscription.  

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Note: *The toll-free numbers are only accessible from U.S. 48 states, Hawaii and Canada.

23 comments

  • Comment Link paulscudder65 Thursday, 01 September 2011 16:43 posted by paulscudder65

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  • Comment Link omg2 Tuesday, 26 October 2010 14:15 posted by omg2

    IT TOOK ME FOREVER TO FIND THIS AGAIN - I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FAX SOMETHING FOR 5 WEEKS - BANGING MY HEAD ON THE TABLE EVERY DAY - CURSING MY STUPID SMART COMPUTER - SENDMNG.EXE I EFFING HATE YOU!!!!!! - YET I ALSO LOVE YOU - THANK GOD FOR MIKE THE TECH GUY!!! - NOW HOW DO I GET LOWER-CASE LETTERS ON THIS STUPID MACHINE??? - AAARRRRRGGGG!!!

  • Comment Link Michael, tech guy Monday, 13 September 2010 22:10 posted by Michael, tech guy

    I'm glad I was able to help you.

    Don't hesitate to call us at our toll free support number 1-866-4178483 if you have more inquiries or you can always post your comments here.

    Regards,

    Michael

  • Comment Link omg Tuesday, 07 September 2010 23:02 posted by omg

    OMGMichael, tech guy !!! The SendMng.exe thing worked!!! I've been pulling my hair out for 8 hours trying to figure this out. I've never been able to send a fax in the 7 months I've had this program, and finally!!!! YES!!! I CAN FAX! I'M FREEEEE!!! Oh, it feels so good. Thanks! I kind of hate you a little, but I'm so relieved right now.

  • Comment Link Michael, tech guy Tuesday, 10 August 2010 03:22 posted by Michael, tech guy

    @keith

    Can you please check if SendMng.exe is running on the background by pressing ctrl-alt-del at the same time then click on "Start Task Manager and go to "Process" tab. If its not running then go to C:Program FilesOneSuiteFaxClient and double click on SendMng.exe and you should be able to attach pdf files.

    You need to add SendMng from your startup list so you don't have to do this every time. If SendMng.exe is already running and yet you still cannot attach pdf files then please send me an email -> michael.ray79(at)yahoo.com

    Regards,

    Michael

  • Comment Link keith Saturday, 07 August 2010 01:52 posted by keith

    I installed windows 7, osx fax. I can attach word documents but not pdf. I've tried printing from both adobe and foxit and neither adds the file to the fax.

    this is windows 7 64professional

  • Comment Link Michael, tech guy Wednesday, 04 August 2010 22:39 posted by Michael, tech guy

    @Rafael

    I've checked your account personally Rafael and sent my reply to your hotmail email. Please check.

    Regards,

    Michael

  • Comment Link Rafael Tuesday, 03 August 2010 11:44 posted by Rafael

    @Michael, tech guy

    I am having the same problem only on one of my computers. I tried what you sugested but still does not work. I uninstalled all the programs I dont need in case they ware conflicting but no luck.

  • Comment Link Michael, tech guy Tuesday, 27 July 2010 20:13 posted by Michael, tech guy

    @Steve

    You need to log in to your Onesuite account and click on the Download Center button on the left pane of your Onesuite account home page. From there you can download the OSFX and the SuiteAdvantage softphone. Or you can just click on this link https://www.onesuite.com/my_onesuitefax_download.asp but make sure you are logged in to your Onesuite account.

  • Comment Link Michael, tech guy Tuesday, 27 July 2010 19:47 posted by Michael, tech guy

    @Raj
    Windows Fax and Scan program is a fax software so you can use your PC to send fax through regular phone lines instead of a physical fax machine. You still need a fax modem and phone line to use it.

    OSFX on the other hand is a Onesuite online fax service where you use the internet for sending and receiving fax whenever and wherever you are. No fax machine, phone line or fax modem needed.

    Regards,

    Michael

  • Comment Link Steve Friday, 23 July 2010 23:01 posted by Steve

    Migrating to new machines running Win7. Presuming compatibility is OK based upon prior posts/responses, but I can't find where to d/l the OSFX for Windows driver on the site. Need info ASAP. Thanks in advance!

  • Comment Link Raj Wednesday, 21 July 2010 11:30 posted by Raj

    Do we have to use OSFX to send out faxes or can we use another program, such as Windows 7 Fax and Scan program?

  • Comment Link Michael, tech guy Wednesday, 16 June 2010 06:44 posted by Michael, tech guy

    @david

    Please email your account username to me so I can personally check your account. - michael.ray79(at)yahoo.com and don't forget to change (at) to @

  • Comment Link david Tuesday, 15 June 2010 08:43 posted by david

    I have downloaded Pangolin’s, I put in my Username: OneSuite account name-voip.onesuite.com , Password: Softphone 8-digit password, Proxy Server: voip.onesuite.com

    Then i click Login. It will show, registering…, next thing it give me is (registering error 503 . NO DNS RESULT)

  • Comment Link Michael, tech guy Tuesday, 15 June 2010 06:57 posted by Michael, tech guy

    @Brian

    I think 200x200 is really small. If you can send me a sample pdf file then I can check it for you and try it here myself and see what happens.

    You can email me @ michael.ray79(at)yahoo.com just change the (at) with @ sign.

  • Comment Link Brian Monday, 14 June 2010 16:43 posted by Brian

    How do you improve the quality of the attachment for an outgoing fax? I upload a digital pdf and you can barely make out the text. Is there anything I can do (I already have the setting at 200x200 too) to fix this issue?

  • Comment Link Michael, tech guy Wednesday, 05 May 2010 03:24 posted by Michael, tech guy

    @Mary

    Onesuite OSFX is compatible with Windows 7 as tested by myself and some of our customers. There are a few reported OSFX having some issues on attaching or inserting files in OSFX application.

    If you are having the same problem, please try to insert or attach the file by opening the file from the default program.

    For example, if you want to attach an Excel doc, then open the file on Office Excel then "print" it via "Onesuite Fax". Click on file at the left top corner of Excel, then choose Print and then pick OnesuiteFax as your printer and click OK.

    This will "print" your Excel file into OSFX program. Please update us.

    Regards,

    Michael

  • Comment Link Mary Sunday, 02 May 2010 11:43 posted by Mary

    Does anyone know how to make the Onesuite Fax OSFX software send faxes with a Windows 7 Operating system? I have no problem receiving faxes, but I'm unable to send them. Please help!

  • Comment Link Michael Tuesday, 02 March 2010 01:20 posted by Michael

    @ZXT

    Yes you got that right. To check for the actual rate, please use Onesuite rate page @ http://www.onesuite.com/rates.asp and choose Forwarding tab then the Forwarding service (Local or Toll Free) and the destination country.

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