I also have done what taxit does, but in the past. Now, I use eFax to receive faxes and to send documents already in my computer. (I also have a stand alone fax machine for sending paper documents. It has a flat screen that I can use for books or other non-flat items. It's a color copier, printer, etc., and has it's own plain vanilla phone line. That gives me one AT&T line in case my cable goes out.) With eFax, I don't have to waste paper and toner to print junk or anything I don't need as a hard copy. I can save directly into a client's folder. It also has a message center on line, so I can check my faxes from any internet connection. That also provides an extra back-up of my faxes off site. Faxes land in my email (sender just sends to a fax number and has no knowledge of the email route.) I paid to upgrade my service so I could choose my own fax number, but free and very inexpensive services are available from eFax and others.