[bbissoon]

Very cool concept! How does the person initiating the fax know what the ad will contain? I haven't signed up, but if it's not done already - I would create feature where the person sending the fax can select the ad on free accounts.

Albeit the price plans alone are so reasonable it could void the concern with Ads.

[monicazmf]

Thank you for your feedback, bbissoon! :) Here's a sample of the ad we place on each free fax sheet cover: http://imgur.com/V4wtZUy We use it to spread the word about our service and also, give users the chance to benefit from it (by enabling them to receive faxes via QR code processing for free). I think it's a great way of promoting what we do while giving back to our users. And yes, our paid plans are very affordable and compared to the existing niche market, the benefits we offer are very, very comprehensive. Again, thank you for your interest and if there's anything else I can help you with, you can reach me at [e-mail]. Cheers!

[bbissoon]

Oh - I see, neat. I assumed it was ads aggregated from a series of sponsors. I've used these services before - any API in the works?

[monicazmf]

Nope, no sponsored ads, and we're trying to keep things simple. The API is part of our long term plans, we're not currently developing it though. You mentioned using similar services before, any positive/negative thoughts on what made you a happy/not so happy customer? And just...thank you. For your feedback so far, it really made a difference :)

[bbissoon]

I assumed Fax was a dying tool but its very much alive and well.

I had to rely on when doing business overseas and sending documents. Doing corporate identity verification and more all via fax was the norm.

Good luck

[monicazmf]

Yes, it is; statistics project a 10% growth rate/year for FoIp market (by 2017), so I guess we could say that it will adjust, not disappear. Thank you, likewise :)