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A fax machine is still a necessary part of many small businesses (and many clients) who do not have access to a decent scanner (and, therefore, the ability to quickly scan and email documents).
Since you email everything or send via the virtual fax services, how do you get confirmation that someone received your email (with attachments) or the virtual fax (with all pages)? With respect to the former, I reject read receipt requests and I know many people who do.
I agree that faxing is still a vital part of small (and large) businesses. That’s why virtual fax services are so great–they have all of the benefits without the need for traditional hardware.
The virtual fax services that I looked at include confirmation that a fax was delivered. Shortly after the fax goes out, I get an email from the service provider describing whether the fax went through or not.
For e-mail, I also reject those annoying read receipt requests (it’s no one else’s business to know when I looked at e-mail). Anything important enough to require confirmation of receipt is important enough to go out via mail or delivery service, requiring signature on receipt. For everything else, e-mail works just fine.