Is there a free way to send/receive faxes with a Mac?

efax is not a reasonble option anymore as it does not allow for Mac viewing software, so is there another way to send and receive faxes on a Mac (preferably for free).

"Thank you, the problem with eFax is they have not kept up with Mac Development so the new OS' do not support the viewers that eFax puts out and you can't read their file format without that. You can open online, but you can't do anything with the fax after opening it, can forward, can save, etc..."
True, you can't use eFax software, however, I have asked them to send me the fax in pdf form and that works out just fine.

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