Nonexistant support, incompetent staff Our experience with Sfax has been nothing but frustrating. E-mails to support on simple issues go unanswered. We tried to port our numbers over, but after 4 months the porting department seems to be unable to enter a port request properly even after being provided with a CSR from our current carrier. When we checked with our current carrier's port-out department, it looks like only half of the port requests are making it to them. We ported our voice numbers to a different vendor just before attempting to port our fax numbers and everything went fine. I'd recommend avoiding sfax or any j2 brand.

Service works fine. Needs better salespeople and more tiers I get emailed monthly from a different salesperson trying to sell us the next package up because we get overages on our current plan. The next tier up will cost us MORE than what paying the overages would. I explain this to a different salesperson on a monthly basis. It's really frustrating. The service itself is simple and straightforward. I've always been satisfied with the system.

It works at a good price point. I work in the health field and providers still refuse to move away from fax. Since I run a nearly paperless company, setting up a fax system seemed like a step in the wrong direction. Enter sfax from Scrypt. Scrypt helped me understand my product options and choose one that was right for my company, it is very affordable, meets our security standards for medical data, and has never let us down.

SCAM COMPANY SCAM COMPANY. Signed up for a free trial. Immediately unimpressed by the interface. I emailed to cancel the same day and called. No one picks up their phone. It's a voicemail. Fast forward 10 days, two emails, two unreturned voicemails later, they've charged my credit card despite my requests to cancel. I'm disputing with my credit card company.

Locks me out too fast As an efax it has many features I like and expect, tracking, ability to look back etc. But Everytime I leave the page I have to sign back in. It is often very slow to load, and cumbersome to search. It's just OK