Here's an interesting article for anyone who still uses a fax machine (I have one on my desk in front of me).
From the BBC: "When do you think the fax machine was invented? You might be forgiven for thinking it was as recently as the 1980s or 1990s, for that’s when fax machines experienced a momentary boom as the must-have piece of business equipment. But no. The fax machines beginning to gather dust in millions of offices around the world can trace their heritage back well over 150 years, to 1842."
It was only later, once Japanese businesses had truly popularised the technology in the 1970s and 1980s that fax became the business tool of the yuppie age.
By the end of the 20th Century, fax had become practically ubiquitous. The technology was now a key part of the booming information age.
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If you deal with Defra / any goverment department they can be useful for getting proof they're wrong to them pretty quick - Even if they sign for post they dont get it..... and email isnt "acceptable" for evidence.... / signatures etc so it still has a place.
Football clubs on transfer deadline day
The only day a player or his agent will answer a call from a with-held number