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guest - June 19th, 2009 2:48 PM

I run a legitimate business and get many faxes per day. Some of the offers I get are pretty outrageous. Could these faxes be based on fraud? [br]

guest - June 19th, 2009 2:52 PM

Yes, unfortunately there are many faxes that are received by companies that bogus or provide some kind of offer or incentive that is simply unbelievable. This fax could also be a request for more information about your products or services and your prices. [br][br]What makes the fax a case of fraud is that you have to call a fax number that is in a foreign country. This ends up costing you plenty on your phone bill. [br][br]If at any time you get anything by fax that requests information about your company and what you do, ignore it. Most companies will only send faxes about their own products or services. They will not ask about yours. [br][br]

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