Scam Alert

WARNING:

There is a guy selling fax to email web sites at R2,850.00 each. There might be nothing wrong with him selling it but what he is selling at R2850.00 each we are giving away for free. ( Click here to see )

I have three different fax to email web sites and I can tell you that it will take you very long to recoup R2,850 unless of course you have a huge database or can persuade some big companies to use your fax to email services.

So be careful, don’t waste your hard earned money on something that is free

I also found that by giving away free fax to email web sites only 5% of people actually do something with their web sites. It is frustrating to see that everybody wants to make money but once you give them the tools to do so they dont use it.

At http://www.pietpetoors.com/blog/make-money-from-giving-away-free-fax-numbers/ you will see how to get your own fax to email web site for free.

Some fax to email clients who uses gmail accounts complained that they do not receive their fax to email faxes.

One of the biggest reasons why people do not receive their fax to email faxes is because the spam filters grab them.

It seems as if gmail’s spam filter decided that fax to email emails are spam for some odd reason.

Here is a short tutorial which shows how you can check if your faxes landed up in the spam folder, how to get it out of there and how to prevent google’s gmail system to put your faxes under the spam folder in future.

Login to your email address on the following website www.gmail.com

Once logged in on the left hand side go to more option and click on it as shown below with arrow.

Click the "more" link

When you clicked on it will give you more options click on Spam, it will now load all email listed as spam, select all the faxes with a tick mark next to it and right on top select not spam, the faxes will now go to your email inbox.

Please see below for more options!!!!!
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Most of you have been offered a FREE fax to email account by now.

But why is it free? How can it be free? Why would anybody offer a free service? There must be a catch somewhere?
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