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You can test/confirm your fax number is working with these few quick steps: Call your fax number (including area code) from your mobile or a landline. You should hear a fax tone immediately. Send a test fax to your fax number via email or follow the steps below.

Here are some things you can do to block those annoying fax messages. Reject Faxes Coming From Specific Numbers. Some fax machines have a built-in feature that can reject faxes from unknown sources. ... Disable Automatic Fax Printing. ... Enable Caller ID for Inbound Calls. ... Send an Opt-Out Request. ... File a Legal Complaint.

A fax number is a phone line used to send documents to another device or digital solution. Fax digits differ in length, but they work like phone numbers. They use audible tones to enable the transfer of documents. The only difference is that you get a tone response when you dial a fax number.

Traditional incoming faxes will display the number that they were sent from on the Caller ID of the fax machine. If you are using an online fax service that doesn't have identification included on it, you can contact the provider to request the number that the fax was sent from.

The easiest way to tell your fax was completed or delivered successfully is if your fax machine prints a confirmation page. It's a one-page summary that details the date, time, recipient's fax number, and the number of pages sent. Most fax machines print out this confirmation by default.

Ways to Test a Fax Number Send a test fax. The quickest and most straightforward way to test a fax number is by sending a test fax. ... Use an online fax testing service. Several online services can help you test a fax number. ... Check the fax line with a phone. ... Use diagnostic tools. ... Check with the recipient.

"No Response/Busy" indicates that the number you attempted to send a fax to was busy or didn't respond to the incoming fax. The problem may be related to your line connection.