Connect your fax machine to the phone line, then you can receive fax that is in you home number.
You can't. If you dial the number to the house phone from that same phone you will get a busy signal.
dial it
no
call it using another phone
It's possible, but not likely. There's no theoretical reason a fax machine couldn't be made to work using cell phone technology, but I'm not aware of any company making such a device.
By knowing my phone number. Then by using a phone to call me.
It means there internet and phone are connected so they cant us the internet and phone at the same time. If its 1 ring and an answering machine they are using the internet.
Call your phone company and report it. Then get your number changed.
An individual can find a phone number using a reverse directory by inputting the phone number in the space provided in the reverse directory and pressing enter. This will produce the desired results if the phone number is not an unlisted number.
Yes, you will be charged on your phone bill for any long distance calls you make from your fax machine, at exactly the same rate you would be charged for calling the same number from a landline phone at the same location. Your fax machine is basically a specialized telephone that encodes an image (your document) into sounds that are sent over an ordinary telephone call.
Call the number of your house/business that is using the answer machine after the greeting press # and the three to four digit number on the bottom of the machine. Make sure to hold each number 1-2 secounds and leave a pause of 1 Secound between each number
It can be sent by using Bluetooth