[mixsonci]

Does anyone know if there is a place to go to get something Faxed and where that might be? I have an urgent document that I need to fax by the end of the week. I am new to the area and not sure what is around here.

[N44125]

Staples. Located by Target in the Spanish Springs area.

[Bizdoc]

UPS store at Pinellas or Safe Ship at Colony

[kfierle]

If you have a scanner, you can use the free version of efax.com and fax your document from your home.

[BobnBev]

Most any bank will do it.

[jnieman]

I normally scan my documents to .pdf files and just e-mail them.

[Paperboy]

Any library, 50 cents per page

[mixsonci]

Thank you for your responses, I will try UPS in Pinellas today

[Living a Fantasy]

Staples is in the Target Shopping Center. You can send and receive for a small fee.

[mixsonci]

I went to the UPS store in Pinellas, it was very convenient, however, a bit expensive. They charged me $5.58 for 3 pages, plus I bought a book of postage stamps which should have cost $8.80 and they charged me $2 more for that. A bit pricey but convenient when you absolutely need to get it done.

[redwitch]

Go to your bank the next time. They'll happily fax things for you. Citizens First has a five-page limit and then there is charge for more pages. Chase is unlimited. Not sure what the rule of thumb is at other banks.

For stamps, get them at your grocery store. No added cost and very convenient.

[Bizdoc]

Originally Posted by mixsonci

I went to the UPS store in Pinellas, it was very convenient, however, a bit expensive. They charged me $5.58 for 3 pages, plus I bought a book of postage stamps which should have cost $8.80 and they charged me $2 more for that. A bit pricey but convenient when you absolutely need to get it done.

There's a post office in Wildwood in the same shopping center with Sav-A-Lot and Ace Hardware on 301 near 44-A. Very nice staff. (which won't solve the fax problem, but will solve the stamp problem).

[Beachdad]

We really like Safe Ship in Colony Plaza. It's one of the few places here that feels like a family business felt back home. The people there are super-nice and they work hard and fast! We are frogs, and believe in supporting the local businesses that we love and want to keep around. Getting stuff for cheap or free is not always best for our community here at TV, and it is very seldom the best choice, overall.

There is no such thing as a free lunch and you really do get what you pay for.