I did post the efax.com website address for someone to look into this
service.  If someone will be kind enough to check out this service and
post here.  I don't have web access all the time and can't check this site
at the moment.

Rose

[log in to unmask] writes:
>Hi,
>
>If any one has other information about fax services, please let me know.
>Also, I heard of a service on the net whare you can enter the email
>address
>whare you get mail and you can recieve that mail at this other account and
>not delete your original mail so as to read it on the road.  Can anyone
>tell
>me what I am talking about? <smicker>
>
>
>On 1999-07-31 [log in to unmask] said:
>   >This is a fwd post.  I persoanlly did not check this out.  Please
>   >post if this service is helpful or accessible for the visually
>   >impaired.  Sometime in the past, someone had inquired about
>   >converting fax into text so one can read it using Jaws.
>   >Have you discovered E-fax?
>   >It enables you to receive fax transmissions to your Internet, e-mail
>   >service -
>   >and it's free!
>   >www.efax.com
>   >sign up and receive a fax # and PIN.


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