Anyone else having problems uploading receipts for your jobs? I have talked to a couple of friends having same issue.

I sent all my receipts to my scheduler and was not contacted that there was an issue. My jobs are all back on the board and no notice to me.

I haven't done any shops for them recently, however when I did I never had any problems getting them to them. If you are having trouble with scanning them you might want to fax them to them. Here the phone number for their faxs;
734-302-8445 I hope this helps out.

Thanks. I dont have a fax! I have shopped with them for over four years and only have an issue once in a while. This is just frustrating as I emailed them knowing that they were not uploading and trying to save everyone the extra effort. I contacted and am trying to resolve now.

I just uploaded with no problem. If needed, you can email them to receipts@second-to-none.com. I would notify the scheduler, just as you did. Schedulers can sound the alarm faster than a shopper

If you're not sending sensitive info like your SS#, there are numerous totally free fax services available online.

Here are a few I use when I must send a fax of non-critical info like receipts:

[gotfreefax.com]
[faxorama.com]
[faxzero.com]


No standard online fax service is immune to interception, so don't send critical info from anything but a landline fax. A friend in the mortgage business said they don't send anything critical through eFax because it's become such a target for hackers. They do everything by encrypted PDF files (but even those can be deciphered if someone wants to).


Hope that helps!

lclemons13413 Wrote:
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> Thanks. I dont have a fax! I have shopped with
> them for over four years and only have an issue
> once in a while. This is just frustrating as I
> emailed them knowing that they were not uploading
> and trying to save everyone the extra effort. I
> contacted and am trying to resolve now.

STN is weird. I was having problems uploading receipts. I started saving them as "TIF"s and the problem ended...:p

TechSavvy Wrote:
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> If you're not sending sensitive info like your
> SS#, there are numerous totally free fax services
> available online.
>
> Here are As toy know howevea few I use when I must send a fax of
> non-critical info like receipts:
>
> [gotfreefax.com]
> [faxorama.com]
> [faxzero.com]
> TS Very Cool to know. As you are aware many MSCs no longer accept fax. For legibility reasons. I think STN will. Seen any Radio S in Oh lately seemed to be gone.
Cyn
>
> No standard online fax service is immune to
> interception, so don't send critical info from
> anything but a landline fax. A friend in the
> mortgage business said they don't send anything
> critical through eFax because it's become such a
> target for hackers. They do everything by
> encrypted PDF files (but even those can be
> deciphered if someone wants to).
>
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> lclemons13413 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Thanks. I dont have a fax! I have shopped with
> > them for over four years and only have an issue
> > once in a while. This is just frustrating as I
> > emailed them knowing that they were not
> uploading
> > and trying to save everyone the extra effort. I
> > contacted and am trying to resolve now.

I just realized how auto correct butchered some of my post, and I didn't catch it! Argh!

cynb Wrote:
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> TechSavvy Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > If you're not sending sensitive info like your
> > SS#, there are numerous totally free fax
> services
> > available online.
> >
> > Here are As toy know howevea few I use when I
> must send a fax of
> > non-critical info like receipts:
> >
> > [gotfreefax.com]
> > [faxorama.com]
> > [faxzero.com]
> > TS Very Cool to know. As you are aware many
> MSCs no longer accept fax. For legibility reasons.
> I think STN will. Seen any Radio S in Oh lately
> seemed to be gone.
> Cyn
> >
> > No standard online fax service is immune to
> > interception, so don't send critical info from
> > anything but a landline fax. A friend in the
> > mortgage business said they don't send anything
> > critical through eFax because it's become such
> a
> > target for hackers. They do everything by
> > encrypted PDF files (but even those can be
> > deciphered if someone wants to).
> >
> >
> > Hope that helps!
> >
> > lclemons13413 Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Thanks. I dont have a fax! I have shopped
> with
> > > them for over four years and only have an
> issue
> > > once in a while. This is just frustrating as
> I
> > > emailed them knowing that they were not
> > uploading
> > > and trying to save everyone the extra effort.
> I
> > > contacted and am trying to resolve now.