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Fax number porting is when you transfer your current fax number over to a new service, such as MyFax. Why should I transfer my fax number to MyFax? When you already have an established number for your business, it's more beneficial to keep the number you have.

Many businesses would have two telephone numbers on two landlines. One landline would be for regular phone calls ? the other would be a dedicated line as a fax number only. When a fax is sent to you, the machine's fax tone answers the call, switching it from voice to fax.

You can use your machine's Fax Forwarding feature to forward the faxes you receive to another location. When Fax Forwarding is on, your machine will receive a fax into its memory, dial the fax number you programmed, and forward the fax to that number.

A fax number and a phone number are related and similar in many ways, but they are actually different from each other. Essentially, a phone number is used to communicate with others by voice, while a fax number is used to transmit documents along the telephone line.

If the fax you received includes a notice about opting out of future faxes, follow those instructions. The opt-out information must include a cost-free way to submit the opt-out request to the sender, such as a toll-free number, local phone number, web site address, or email address.

Let the provider know that you want to port your existing fax number into the service. The representative will request your number and will verify that it is portable before setting up the porting.

When you dial a fax number, the process is the same as making a regular phone call. The big difference is that instead of hearing a person's voice on the other end, you'll hear a fax machine's dial tone. It's because fax machines use a different frequency to communicate than regular phones.