[marennorge]

We are coming down for 2 weeks to work on the house we bought in Duval. Our house in Massachusetts is on the market. If by chance we get an offer on it while we are in Duval, is there a business center where we can receive and send a fax? We want to be able to sign off on an offer without delay if one comes along.

Thanks.

[golfnut]

Citizens First Bank will help you. If you haven't already you may want to get one of their free checking accounts, it was one of the first things I did...gn

[starflyte1]

Staples has a fax machine and long business hours, especially evenings and week-ends.

[Maryland Girl]

Originally Posted by marennorge

We are coming down for 2 weeks to work on the house we bought in Duval. Our house in Massachusetts is on the market. If by chance we get an offer on it while we are in Duval, is there a business center where we can receive and send a fax? We want to be able to sign off on an offer without delay if one comes along.

Thanks.

Last February this exact thing happened to some friends of ours who are now living in the TV. They went to the Sales Center in LSL and all documents were faxed back and forth. I would check with the Sales Center though just to make sure they are still be willing to do this in the event you would need their services.

[Freeda]

An option I use because of traveling alot is ureach.com where you can get an e-fax toll free personal fax number so that faxes come to your email inbox. That way anywhere in the world where you can get online, or from an I-phone, you can at least know when you have received a fax and open it and read it; and then if you need to you can print it off anywhere you can access a computer with a printer such as at Savannah here in TV or at a hotel you may be staying at etc. Or at a friend's house etc if you are away from home. Or you can forward your email containing the faxed document attachment to the email address, such as a friend, bank, Staples or Office Depot etc, or other business, where you want to have it printed off, so that they can print it for you from their computer. As mentioned above banks and Office Depot and similar businesses will send faxes.

[Pturner]

Hi Marennorge,
Welcome to TOTV! I second Freeda's suggestion. I use myfax.com. Works the same way.

[marennorge]

I have been in touch with The UPS Store on Bella Cruz, and that seems to be the best bet. Not very expensive either. The manager responded to my email about their fax services within minutes. A lot of places are reluctant to print from your disk or flash drive for fear of viruses.

[Number 6]

And if you belong to AAA they will fax for you. Part of the dues.