After you sign up for PamFax you automatically get three FREE pages to send or receive. No credit card is required to sign up so you do not need to worry about unknown charges occurring or your credit card information getting out. When you sign up you receive a free fax number that has unlimited reception. PamFax is available for multiple platforms; the platforms are: Windows, Mac OS X, iPhone/iPad, Android, Windows Phone, and Blackberry. If you have any of these devices or are able to get access to them you can send or receive a fax at anytime - so convenient. PamFax offers ten out of ten features with no set-up or activation fee. They have an address book which makes it much easier to send faxes. Not only can you send and receive through Google Drive, but you can access them from Dropbox, Box, and OneDrive which makes accessing these documents user-friendly. Their easy-to-use plans consist of:

Credit Based Payment

Price: $0.00
Several credit packs available
No Fax number
Sent faxes stored for 30 days
Page price: $0.10

Basic Plan

Price: $4.27/Month
Unlimited fax reception
Dedicated local area fax number
Fax history stored for 30 days
Page price: $0.10

Professional Plan

Price: $6.44/Month
20 free pages per month
Dedicated local area fax number
Fax history stored indefinitely
Page price: $0.06

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The Bad

Limited free services

The free pages end real quick. You just get three when you sign up for the no monthly fee package and then you must pay $0.10 per page you send or receive. You also do not receive a fax number when signing up for this package which is a little bit misleading because they make it appear that once you sign up you automatically receive a fax number with no extra cost.

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The Bottom Line

You can get three free pages to send or receive through PamFax. Through PamFax it is so easy to send and receive faxes because they use a variety of different platforms. The "free-ness" does end real fast and then you need to start paying for each page or purchase each page you use or purchase a plan.

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John Smith St. Petersburg, FL

I have used Pamfax service for 8+ years. After they were purchased by Microsoft, the service pricing was less clear and the charges went up. I sent a 14 page fax to a US number and was charged around 40 cents per page; about $6.00. I found that pricing a bit steep especially when I believe the transmission was quite quick; basing this on e-mail receipt at time of fax. I attempted to review how long the transmission was but Pamfax's transmission report did not provide that information. I further reviewed their policy explanation but that explanation lacked detail as to accurately explain their policy pricing with enough detail to support their charge in my case. To send a fax is easy with Pamfax but anything else, except paying more money, is not.

8 years ago