Did you know that most phone calls already travel over the internet? Traditional phone service providers still use copper wires to run from your home or business to their equipment. From this point, most calls are converted to digital format and sent to the phone provider of whoever you call. That provider may then deliver your voice over copper wires to a traditional phone or might transmit them to a cell phone and so on.

This service simply converts your voice to a digital signal right in your home or office and sends it out over your high speed internet connection. Your call is delivered in the same manner, through the other person's phone company, to their phone.

Calls are clear, quiet, and reliable. Internet phone services, much like cell phone service, have become better and now rival tradition phone service for a much lower cost.

Do you pay for an additional phone line that's dedicated to your fax machine? Although fax technology has been around a long time, it still serves a purpose in business and can be convenient to have at home.

This service provides you with a fax phone number (or you can transfer an existing number) while eliminating the need to own and maintain a fax machine!

The reality here is that if you receive more faxes than you send, this is going to work great for you! Inbound faxes are received and converted into PDF format (.pdf) and forwarded to your e-mail address. There's never a paper jam or resend due to equipment on your end.

If you send faxes frequently, you might want to be strategic about how you use this service. Basically, you're going to have a web site menu to send faxes from files on your computer. If you've been typing documents then printing them to be faxed, this is better! If you have paper documents to send, this might not be your best choice unless you have an efficient way to scan your paper onto your computer. You might want to keep your current fax machine just to send outbound faxes on another phone line (you'll still be able to eliminate having a decicated phone line for your fax machine).

If you'd like assistance figuring out your best answer, let us know. We want you to have the best solution, whether one of our services is right for you or not.