When we moved our office in 2008 we left the fax machine behind, it was only gathering dust anyway.

No longer accept messages via fax, passenger pigeon or pony express.  Should anyone want to fax things we just explain to them how to scan and email the document.

Yes a fax number can be useful especially for the boomer generation 

Tony and Suzanne, we have some clients that just don't email or are not comfortable with electronic signatures but have a home fax machine.   Sharon has an eFax number for $12.99 a month and anything faxed to that number arrives as a PDF file to her email.  No cover sheet necessary as it goes directly to her.  So if you have room on your card, I would recommend it.

I do... amazing how often someone does use a fax to send documents or information. They all go into my computer/email, in any event. And there have been times when attorneys/banks have insisted on a faxed document.

Oh you bet....

Sorry, no choice; it's bank policy !   People in southwest Virginia still use FAX machines so the FAX number is right there below the toll free number.

I know; the toll free number is a whole 'nother question. 

Yes, as we have a Direct number, a Fax number, an E-mail, and a Website address on our cards Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers.

Sure why not? Another way of commentating.

Yes

Yes, it is still commonly used by many people and organizations.

No.  

I did about 2 month ago. 

I still have a real land line for faxing but I wouldn’t put that on my card.

Who sends faxes now days?

Yes, because even now there are clients on my roster that have no clue how to scan things.

No.  Faxes are included on multi-function printers, but are very seldom used.  Plus, most people not in an office, don't have dedicated fax lines.

I hate to encourage a client to use fax. But yes, there is a fax number on my business card.

Yes, some people still use fax machines.  I use OnlineFaxes.com to accommodate them.  On a related note, I place a QR code on the back of my business card linking to my website with the text, "Find Out How Much Your Home Is Worth."

Just treprinted a box last week....YES, the fax number stayed.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers No, I believe everyone uses pdf files now. It's much easier and the copies are cleaner.

I understand your thoughts behind the question and I have wondered why I continue to have it on my business cards.   It's also a field on many forms too -- I guess it's another indication that old habits are difficult to break

I did not add our fax # the last time I had cards made.

Nope. Haven't faxed in years.

I never stopped

NO!

Hadn't had a fax in over a year.

No, useless.  Also just have 1 phone number my cell.

yes

Yes. My fax number is an efax (goes to my email)

There are legitimate and important reasons why faxing is better than email primarily its inherit security. EMAIL can easily become compromised.

Wealthy people prefer to fax. They have their assistant or secy fax it.

It's not about what I use it's about giving easy access and options to my clients.

Still used here and there in this area so yes, I would still include it.

Yes.

No as mine goes to email and some it is their way of communication.

no, don't have one

Sure.

I have a cloud fax number which doesn't get a lot of use, but there are some clients and businesses that fax documents back and forth. Believe it or not, some people can't get the hang of electronic signatures and some people don't have email.

I include my fax number mostly because I don't want people faxing anything to my office, which has happened. Not only could 40 or 50 people see the fax which usually has something confidential on it, but I have to go to the office to get it, instead of being able to get it where I might be. So yes, I would include.

No longer list a fax number on my business card. No longer have a Pony Express account!

Good morning Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers. I absolutely would, I get faxes all the time in my mortgage practice.

As a loan processor, I need to receive paperwork however the client is able to send it. I actually receive many payoffs via fax. I use Metrofax as it is very inexpensive for a toll-free number. It allows me to send and receive faxes via email. Though I don't use it often, when I DO need it, it is invaluable!

I would say, if there is room for it on a business card, I would add it. 

absolutely

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers - I may - at least my office fax#.

Fax is so 1980's!

Nope, I don't have one.

I don't but our office has a fax number we could use.  

If I had a Fax, I would, but everything is done by email now, so I don't have a Fax number listed.

Probably not; don't have it on current cards.

Probably not.

Nope. 

No. 

Probably not. I get very few faxes any longer. Most everyone emails and has an app to do that.

No I wouldn't put it on my cards but I have a number available in case someone needs it as a courtesy to those that prefer to fax. 

Fax number? Not a chance.

I do have that capability, but it's like saying 'I've got a land line?" All you get in return is ..."Really?"

By the way,,,thanks for the tip on exp.

Although I never get faxes, I do have it printed on my cards.

No, I removed mine from my cards.  I still keep one, just in case, but I don't advertise the number as that feature is so out of date

Yes, but it is my office fax line. We no longer have a land line to our home.

Yes, I recently had an attorney request fax only for security reasons. Every title company and every attorney I know has a fax # on their business card. I just had to fax a contract a few days ago. Even if every agent didn't have a personal fax #, they should have one at the office. I also just had to fax some docs to Bank of America for a client. Email was not allowed, it was fax only. If i was interviewing agents to consdider hiring, any agent that didn't have a fax # would be eliminated from consideration.

   No.  I haven't used a Fax machine in 10 years+.  

   On those rare occasions when I have to accept or send a Fax, I go to UPS Store and pay them $1 per page.

Nope. Cell number gets us every time!

Yes, all methods of contact are included. Communication is extremely important no matter what the type.

I don't have a fax number on it now. 

No. However. I do maintain fax capabilities. You just have to ask.

NO,

No. I discontinued my fax line last year and it would frustrate folks who would think they could still fax me.

No, I think we talked about this just this week. I can't believe people are still using it.

It's like putting a listing from the MLS on that heat sensitive paper!

NO!  and, it is NOT included in the ones we've done over last few years.

What a waste of space.  Clear the clutter

Nope. I don't now and haven;'t for a couple of years