My fax machine works fine, except when I try to send a fax to one number. I’ve contacted the person, and she says the machine is working fine and isn’t being used when I’m trying to send. What’s wrong here?
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My office is moving toward internet faxing, so I’m looking to get rid of our old fax machine. Is there a way to recycle it responsibly (but cheaply too)?
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This is a follow-up question to the answer you provided about faxing and HIPAA. I work in a medical setting that is covered by two different federal statutes (HIPAA, and 42CFR Part 2; the Confidentiality of Drug Treatment Records) I am being told we cannot use any part of the patient’s name or date of birth on our fax covers. This is something new and seems counter-intuitive especially when communicating with other medical/specialist offices where patients have been or are being referred for services. Is there any way to determine if this is a appropriate privacy practice or just an overreaction due to a lack of understanding of how these two statutes regulate PHI. I realize this may be a matter in need of a legal opinion, but I thought I’d throw it out there. Thanks.
I need a fax machine for my business. What is a thermal fax machine and is it worth looking into?
Will sending a fax slow down my internet connection?
I use Outlook for all my emails. Can I fax from it too, or do I have to get an internet fax service?
My fax machine won’t send faxes. I just get “this number may not be completed as dialed” message. I know the line is working because it’s receiving faxes just fine. What do I do?
I tried to send a fax and I got a “line busy/no answer” message. I tried again every fifteen minutes for an hour and it didn’t change. What’s going wrong?
I’d like to fax the president of the United States. Is there a way to do that still?