David G.

Good site for people that use ubuntu/linux. It leans towards the advanced user but theres plenty of useful information for an average user like me.

One of my favorite websites with very relevant information with subject matter for both novices and the skilled in computer hardware/software.

I don't know about the service, but if you want to just try it they will rip you off. I tried to do the free version but ending up being charged $27 to receive one fax. The start webpage tells you what the free version and the plus version offers. Then there are two buttons. One says "TRY EFAX PLUS" and one says "SIGN UP FOR efax NOw!". I clicked the second button thinking that was for the free version finding out later the free sign up is at the bottom of the page where it blends in. Through the whole sign up process there was no mention of signing up for the plus version. I am an idiot for giving my credit card information, but in my defense I thought that was in case I go over the first ten free faxes. Receiving a single fax cost me $27. Then when trying to close my account after telling my situation and hoping for a refund the operator continuously tries to offer me deals to continue with their service. They also offer a thirty day free trial for the plus service, but thats a separate button. Why wouldn't they do that for everyone that signs up. Their service worked, but I don't appreciate the way they do business and I would never recommend them to anyone. My name is David Georg