The phrase "address fax" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a fax number or the act of sending a fax to a specific address, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "Please send the documents to the address fax provided in the email."
Alternatives: "fax number" or "fax address".
Instead of saying, "Here's my business address, along with e-mail address, private e-mail address, fax number, pager number, cellphone, office phone, home phone, pager-scheduler and the digital answering machine with caller ID next to my bed," I can now lump together the whole modern communications litany with "my coordinates".
Publishers were contacted directly by phone, e-mail (by means of a dedicated permissions, individual or general address), fax or on-line electronic submission form.
Nor do they need room for multiple email addresses, fax machines, and websites.
Mr. Hill promised an effort to check addresses, fax numbers and other details.
"Now SID analysts can unminimize all incidentally collected UK contact identifiers, including IP and email addresses, fax and cell phone numbers, for use in analysis".
You fill out the form and send it back with payment to the same address or fax (see below).
Orbitz customers can sign up for similar arrival and departure notifications, called Traveler Care Alerts, to be sent to a cellphone, pager, handheld device, e-mail address or fax (though Orbitz also warns that the accuracy of the data depends on the airlines).
When Scott DeCore complained about a door not opening, Mr. Opthof gave the man his e-mail address, his fax number and two other telephone numbers, and said: "Next time take down the train number, note the time and e-mail me.
Simply send your name, address, and fax number to contest at crunchgear dot com.
Certain sections of the paper can be set aside for entering an e-mail address or fax machine number where the note will be sent.
The screen (800×480 resolution) serves as a status indicator, address book, FAX display, clock and – perhaps most importantly – a photo frame.
