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AGAP-Bulusan Inc. Business Planning Workshop: Upgrading Mushroom Laboratory Project, Balay Buhay sa Uma, Brgy. San Roque, Bulusan, Sorsogon, 4700 PHL Nov. 17-18, 2007
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AGAP-Bulusan Inc. Business Planning Workshop: Upgrading Mushroom Laboratory Project, Balay Buhay sa Uma, Brgy. San Roque, Bulusan, Sorsogon, 4700 PHL Nov. 17-18, 2007
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Re: Cool Toys Pic of the day - The 24 Project
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HelloFax:
hellofax.com/GoogleDrive?ref=52a06a57
I received a message about HelloFax from someone I know. I usually
trust these things more if they come from someone I know distantly who
has a reputation as a geek, so my gut reaction was, "Uh oh. I better
check it out, but I really don't want to." Now, for the record, I have
all the fax services I need through work, and no need of this service.
When this might be useful would be if I wanted or needed to send a fax
that was not remotely related to work. Hasn't happened in years, but
it is possible. Not a bad thing to know about options, just in case. I
could see this being especially useful for folks looking for a job,
starting out as consultants or creating their own small business.
As you can see from the screenshot, the first thing it did was ask me
to log in with my Google account. Yeah, right, sure. They offer free
samples and potential prizes. Frankly, that makes me even MORE
nervous. So I did a little more digging.
First step: check the privacy policy.
www.hellofax.com/info/privacyPolicy
Hmmm, well this sounds ok:
"JN PROJECTS INC does not rent, sell or share personal information it
collects about you to or with third parties. Information collected
from you is only used to complete and support your purchases from and
use of the JN PROJECTS INC Site and to comply with any requirements of
law."
The Cookies management also sounds reasonable. So far, so good.
Second step: check the About Us.
www.hellofax.com/info/aboutUs
Ah, good, they have one! And it has names and pictures and what they
do! Even better, I recognize some of the names. Much much better.
Third step: check the pricing.
www.hellofax.com/content/pricing
Choose plan. Reasonably priced options for a small or medium business,
and the free option is of course my choice. They include an FAQ on the
same page with the pricing. Not common, and VERY nicely done! No
contract. Easy cancellation. 30-day buyers regret option. Easy option
for if you go over the number of pages for your account — 10 cents
each page. My favorite question/answer: "Are there any setup fees?
Nope! That'd be absurd. We never charge setup or cancelation fees."
Alright, I trust them enough now to log in with my account.
Step 1 of 2:
"HelloFax is requesting permission to:
- View basic information about your account
- View your email address
- Manage your contacts"
That seems reasonable. They are faxing the documents from your Google
Drive account, so they would need access to get at what you want to
send, and they also need to know who you are sending things to, so
contacts seems reasonable. Ok, I'll go along with this.
Step 2 of 2:
"Install the HelloFax app at the Chrome webstore"
The Chrome webstore gives you a lot more detail about the HelloFax
app, including screenshots, details, reviews.
You can send documents from Google Drive to either a fax machine or an
email address, and if someone sends you a fax it is directed to your
email as a PDF. They accept / deliver 30 filetypes. Installing the app
creates a HelloFax folder in your Google Drive for your faxes.
