eFax sucks. There really isn’t any nice way to discuss the lack of customer service provided by eFax. I’m not the only one who thinks so.
Don’t take my word for it, read these:
Sippey’s opinion of efax.
Epinions’ opinions on efax.
Faxbeep.com opinions on efax
OK, now that I’ve clearly laid out the case for dumping Efax, and you probably surfed on in to this blog entry by googling eFax sucks or eFax blows or eFax bites, or something similar, it’s likely you wanted to know the same thing as me – what’s a good alternative to eFax? Fear not, fearless reader, I have an answer.
That answer is MaxEmail.
MaxEmail offers a number of different faxing plans. I’m considering the yearly service for $69, a savings of more than 50% over what efax was trying to get from us. Efax completely offended me by trying to raise rates from $99 to $139 a year without warning. I had been putting up with the crap service, but every camel has a proverbial straw that will break his back.
I’m testing MaxEmail for one month. If I’m happy, you’ll here about it here and I’ll be signing up for a year. I’m hoping MaxEmail will give me what eFax only ever promised.