Mine also requested fax. I print, get proper signatures, scan and email with my invoice. They seem happy.
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Fax? WTF??!?
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Fax? WTF??!?
I have a fax service, cost next to nowt, all part of being a business.
I went all NLUK then....,Comment
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Top Nluking.Originally posted by stek View PostI have a fax service, cost next to nowt, all part of being a business.
I went all NLUK then....,
Ooh, a new verb.
Right I'm off to urban dictionary.
Nluk you later.Comment
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Fax? WTF??!?
Are u sure ur cut out to go off to Urban Dictionary?Originally posted by Pondlife View PostTop Nluking.
Ooh, a new verb.
Right I'm off to urban dictionary.
Nluk you later.
OMG, I can't stop being NLUK now...Comment
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All you need is cam-scanner and you're in business.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostThat's a good idea - sort of using the phone as a phone
A quick look shows there are similar apps for iOS, including DropBox integration, and able to handle PDF, Word, Excel, etc.
However the panic is over as, with a little prompting, the agent has revealed the secret email address to which scans can be sent.
Still think it's a bit odd having to use a piece of paper in the first place though; I don't think I've seen a non-online timesheet system since 2009, and I thought it was primitive then. Ho hum
"A life, Jimmy, you know what that is? It’s the s*** that happens while you’re waiting for moments that never come." -- Lester FreamonComment
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Yep, I'm half expecting you'll own a couple of Telex machines, some clockwork morse code apparatus and a pneumatic tube document system.Originally posted by zeitghostThe assembled congregation will be unsurprised to be informed that I possess two facsimile machines.
And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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This.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostMine also requested fax. I print, get proper signatures, scan and email with my invoice. They seem happy.
There is no reason why they cannot accept a scanned copy instead of fax.Comment
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I take a photo and email it. They can have a follow-up paper copy sent by post if they want, as long as they start any day-counting from the email.Originally posted by jmo21 View PostThis.
There is no reason why they cannot accept a scanned copy instead of fax.Job motivation: how the powerful steal from the stupid.Comment
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pamfax is good.
My bank need something signed to do a euro transfer so I just sign the request, scan it and then fax it to them using pamfax. Easy peasy and costs something like 10p a page only.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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But have you got a microfiche reader?Originally posted by zeitghostThe assembled congregation will be unsurprised to be informed that I possess two facsimile machines.
One is thermal & still works (the last time I tried it) & the other uses Olivetti ink cartridges that you can't get any more.
Neither is of any use since I ain't got a landline any more.Comment
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