Filtering Out The Fax You Don’t Want (NAPSA)—Just the fax. That’s what most fax owners want. They do not want a lot of junk faxes tying up their machines. Fortunately, there are ways to block the faxes you don’t want. For example, Adonis Electronics LLC, a company that manufactures and markets phone protection and privacy devices, has created a component-based junk fax blocker: The FaxFilter. The easy-to-install FaxFilter works with a fax machine connected to a dedicated phoneline, or with machines that share a line with a modem. The small attachment requires only three connections: phoneline in, phoneline out and a powercord. Owners just plug their phone line into the filter, then run the line to their fax machines. After that, no more junkfaxes. “I designed the FaxFilter because I don’t like to waste my time or resources on junk faxes,” said Remy Fourre, CEO of Adonis and inventor of the FaxFilter. “There has been a federal law prohibiting unsolicited faxes for the past ten years, but that really has not had an effect on the people who send them. Litigation is just too costly and time-intensive to be a practical solution. The FaxFilter is the simplest, most cost-effective option available to end junk faxes once and for all.” A newfilter eliminates junk faxes, which can free up the fax machine. Thefilter eliminates junk faxes by asking all would-be fax senders to enter a two-digit extension prior to initiating the fax. If the sender does not know the code, the filter breaks the connection. Each new filter comes with a preprinted notification bearing the device’s access code and instructions for speed dialing. Owners need only send the notice to their list of business contacts and friends. Thefilter is available for about $69, plus shipping, with no addi- tional or recurringfees. The device can be ordered at www.faxfilter.com or by calling the toll-free phone number: 1-866413-8318.
