Can anybody reccomend a UK email2fax service provider? (service needs detailed in email)

Hiya,

Can anybody reccomend a UK email2fax service?

What I need:
- Able to receive, process and send fax within 60 seconds
- Able to handle a large volume - we estimate doing 40,000-50,000 1-3 page
faxes per month... this occurs in a 2.5 to 3 hour span during business hours
(9:30am to 12:30pm), so they would need to be able to handle a throughput of
around 800-900 an hour... or about 10-20 per minute... this is on top of
their current business (our faxing needs could eventually rise up to
150,000-200,000 faxes per month... but up to 50,000 is probably what we
would need for the first year)
- Able to handle multiple fax destinations with one account (IE: they
provide us with 1 email address and we specify the destination fax number in
either the TO or SUBJECT line of the emails)
- An affordable/competitive rate - doesn't have to be "the cheapest rate".
Due to the volume going through I would rather pay a couple of pennies more
per fax for a reliable service than save a few cents and get a real crappy
service provider.

Thanks!

Clint

"Augustus" <Imperial.Palace@Rome.com> wrote in message
news:36pv2dF56774eU1@individual.net...
> Hiya,
>
> Can anybody reccomend a UK email2fax service?
>
> What I need:
> - Able to receive, process and send fax within 60 seconds
> - Able to handle a large volume - we estimate doing 40,000-50,000 1-3 page
> faxes per month... this occurs in a 2.5 to 3 hour span during business
hours
> (9:30am to 12:30pm), so they would need to be able to handle a throughput
of
> around 800-900 an hour... or about 10-20 per minute... this is on top of
> their current business (our faxing needs could eventually rise up to
> 150,000-200,000 faxes per month... but up to 50,000 is probably what we
> would need for the first year)
> - Able to handle multiple fax destinations with one account (IE: they
> provide us with 1 email address and we specify the destination fax number
in
> either the TO or SUBJECT line of the emails)
> - An affordable/competitive rate - doesn't have to be "the cheapest rate".
> Due to the volume going through I would rather pay a couple of pennies
more
> per fax for a reliable service than save a few cents and get a real crappy
> service provider.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Clint

To follow up on this... I got an email back from one of the companies I was
checking in with: Alicom

Their rates look good, but anybody have any experience with them for faxing?
email2faxing? Other services?

Thanks!
Clint