PAYPERFAX.COM on your credit card or PayPal statement

PAYPERFAX.COM is a charge for a fax sent through PayPerFax, an occasional-use, online fax service. It may also appear as PayPerFax or payperfax.com.

Each payment is for one fax. There’s no subscription or recurring fee, and we only charge when the fax is delivered.

Don’t remember sending a fax?

Did you recently send any of these?

  • Medical or insurance forms
  • Tax, mortgage, or other bank paperwork
  • Government, court, or immigration documents
  • Employment forms or school records

If you share the card with a partner, family member, or colleague, check whether they sent a fax.

Find the confirmation or receipt

We send a confirmation email when a fax is delivered.

  • From: PayPerFax ([email protected])
  • Subject: Fax delivered to {fax number} [{reference}]

The subject includes the destination fax number and a six-character reference in brackets. The email includes the date, destination fax number, page count, and a PDF copy of the fax. It also has a link to view or print your receipt.

The email goes to the address entered when sending the fax. If someone else sent it, the confirmation may be in their inbox. The charge may appear on your statement a business day after the email.

If you can’t find the email, you can request a receipt.

Still don’t recognize the charge?

Contact us with the charge date and amount. For card payments, include the last four digits of the card.

We’ll check our records and reply within one business day. If we charged you in error, we’ll refund the payment.