FaxZero, the Internet-based fax service, has expanded its international fax service to include even more destinations.

FaxZero, which since 2006 has offered free faxing to the U.S. and Canada, in March expanded to include an affordable international fax service. With the recent addition of seven new countries, FaxZero faxes can now be destined to any of 126 countries of customers' choosing.

"This month, FaxZero.com celebrates its fourth anniversary," said Kevin Savetz, the site's creator and an expert on fax services. "During that time, more than 2.5 million faxes have been delivered through FaxZero."

The countries most recently added to FaxZero's international service include: Bahrain, Cyprus, Estonia, Latvia, Qatar, Slovakia and United Arab Emirates.

"It's important to me that FaxZero be as useful as possible, to as many people as possible," Savetz said. "That's why I continue to add to the service's reach."

FaxZero's international fax service varies in price from country to country. Many countries are $3.40 for up to 15 pages. However, some do cost more. Users can easily determine how much it will cost to send their fax by visiting the FaxZero International page at FaxZero.com/international and selecting the name of the country. Payment can be made via PayPal or credit card.

The original FaxZero service lets business, home and educational users (anyone, really) send Internet-based faxes for free. There is a limit of two faxes of up to three pages each per day for the free service, but users can avoid the daily limit and get priority delivery by opting to pay $1.99 for a premium fax.

Whether faxing to the U.S., Canada or another country, FaxZero users just fill out an online form, attach a .DOC, .DOCX or PDF file (or enter text) and enter the confirmation code provided. For browser dashboard use, a convenient MacOS dashboard widget or Google gadget is available.

Savetz is also the creator of FaxPrices.com, which is an unbiased guide to various Internet-based fax services that uses a convenient fax compare tool to match businesses and individuals with a plan and provider that meets their faxing needs.

Since 1994, Savetz has advocated Internet-based faxing as a convenient, paper-saving means of communication and continues to maintained the free guide to Internet faxing he started 16 years ago.

Kevin Savetz ( savetz@gmail.com)

CEO

Savetz Publishing, Inc.

PO Box 1205