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Grumpy John

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Hi folks, I have a document I need to send to Australia.  Phichit PO accepted it last week and now they say cannot deliver.  $37 for a letter not enough ay?  So now it's fax or nothing!  Does anyone know where I can send a fax from in Phichit.  I tried several gold shops, 4 photocopy shops, Kodak shop, the PO...to no avail.  Ps: Most could do in Thailand but not international.

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There are lots of online fax services, google it. myfax.com, hellofax.com

Go to the fax service website, upload or email your document and it gets sent as a fax.

Also apps for your phone that do the same thing.

 

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Thanks guys,  but they want my Visa card number even for a free trial...and I no longer have a Visa card!  Bangkok bank have a new phone app linked to Union Pay but I  am not sure if I can get it, or use it if I  can GEt it. 

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3 minutes ago, Grumpy John said:

Thanks guys,  but they want my Visa card number even for a free trial...and I no longer have a Visa card!  Bangkok bank have a new phone app linked to Union Pay but I  am not sure if I can get it, or use it if I  can GEt it. 

There used to be free ones floating around, probably stlll some out there if you search enough. https://www.lifewire.com/free-fax-services-2378048

Why cant the people in Australia accept the document as an email attachment ?

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1 minute ago, Peterw42 said:

Why cant the people in Australia accept the document as an email attachment ?

10 minutes ago, Grumpy John said:

but they want my Visa card number even for a free trial

...was just about to say, is there a reason the recipient won't accept the document as a emailed pdf?

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5 minutes ago, Peterw42 said:

There used to be free ones floating around, probably stlll some out there if you search enough. https://www.lifewire.com/free-fax-services-2378048

Why cant the people in Australia accept the document as an email attachment ?

You would have to ask the government why in 2020 they cannot accept emails. 

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6 minutes ago, RichCor said:

...was just about to say, is there a reason the recipient won't accept the document as a emailed pdf?

Australian government rules.  They wouldn't do it on the phone because I  have to show a bank stamp and bank manager signature on the form. Peer gave me a link to some free sites...I might get lucky! 

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On 8/31/2020 at 5:31 PM, GreasyFingers said:

If you have contacts in Australia email it to them and then they can fax it to the government.

 

Have run into this problem before,

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Probably the only option!  My son is in Melbourne...hopefully he can go to a post office or internet shop.

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On 8/31/2020 at 1:15 PM, Peterw42 said:

There are lots of online fax services, google it. myfax.com, hellofax.com

Go to the fax service website, upload or email your document and it gets sent as a fax.

Also apps for your phone that do the same thing.

 

Hi Peter, the problem is I no longer have a credit or debit card...or Paypal so despite the free trials or 3 free faxs I cannot sign up!   

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1 minute ago, Grumpy John said:

Hi Peter, the problem is I no longer have a credit or debit card...or Paypal so despite the free trials or 3 free faxs I cannot sign up!   

Do you know someone that does?  Even a computer shop might have card or paypal they could use to pay and charge you in cash/fee?

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