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nuisance fax tones on the landline

jboulton43 — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 14:47:15 GMT

Arrrrrgh does anyone have any advice on how to get rid of nuisance fax tones on the phone line?... I receive these every day & they are set to repeat dial a million times if they don't connect to another fax machine, it's Ssssso annoying! ** email address removed **

Regards

Message Edited by steph on 06-12-2008 03:47 PM

Re: nuisance fax tones on the landline

steph — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 10:07:53 GMT

Hi there,

just to clairify, I take it from your post that you have a fax line and a line for incoming/outgoing calls? Is the telephone number the same for both lines?

Also, if you are getting unsolicited nuisance faxes from businesses (which you do not want), there is a scheme you can sign up to called the Facsimile Preference Scheme and you can sign up it by registering online at:

http://www.fpsonline.org.uk/fps/

Regards,

Stephanie

Re: nuisance fax tones on the landline

VJCp-ccomms — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 20:56:21 GMT

I've suffered from this myself, it turned out that it was one person repeatedly sending faxes wrongly to my telephone number. I'm able to transfer calls from my phone, so I transferred it to our fax machine, which stopped the repeat calls temporarily. I then dialled 1471, got the fax machine number that was dialling my phone and sent a fax back with our correct fax number. It won't always work, but in my case it did.

Re: nuisance fax tones on the landline

megperkins — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 08:14:46 GMT

I think your machine needs to be fixed. There might be loose parts causing such noise. I suggest you shift to online faxing this is the trend today. This is a very cost effective technique. Using your online account you can send and recive faxes.

Re: nuisance fax tones on the landline

chrisbtlbnewcas — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 14:43:01 GMT

BT PC Fax is the way to go. No need for a 2nd fax line and you can cut down the cost of toner and paper as everything is delivered in electronic form (if you need a paper copy, you only need to print out the pages you need). It's much easier to store and archive electronic documents than paper. It is also possible (in most circumstances) to migrate your fax number to BT PC Fax.

The only (minor) drawback is that you would need to scan any documents to your PC to send them....but this is only a minor change to your normal practice.

Re: nuisance fax tones on the landline

LiaaLouisee — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 12:22:21 GMT

Hey have yout tried rinigng

0800411422

Lia