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iFax is a digital fax service that lets users send and receive faxes from mobile apps and the web. It stores fax numbers and supports recurring usage across devices.
Users choose a subscription or pay-per-use plan to send faxes without a physical fax machine. The service is offered through app stores and directly via the iFax website.
After cancelling a paid subscription you typically retain access until the end of your paid billing period. Access may end immediately for certain trial terminations.
Cancelling stops future auto-renewals but does not automatically issue refunds for the current active period. Make sure you cancel before the renewal cutoff noted in your platform rules.
Your account data (sent/received faxes, contacts) may remain available after cancellation, but policies vary. Export any important documents before deleting your account.
For Apple: the free trial lasts 7 days on the App Store. Unused portions of the trial are forfeited when you purchase a subscription.
If you believe you were charged in error or experienced service failure, contact iFax support and the app store payment provider; remedies may be considered case-by-case.
Plan details and prices vary by platform, region, and promotions. Exact costs are shown at purchase time in the app store or on the iFax website.
| Plan name | Price | Billing cycle | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plans | Varies | Varies | Pricing shown in app stores or on the iFax website at signup |
Under the Consumer Guarantees Act and the Fair Trading Act, New Zealand consumers are protected against misleading conduct and services not provided as advertised.
If a "free trial" charges immediately or hides renewal information, this may be considered misleading under the Fair Trading Act.
Some users report iFax works well when functioning, stores fax numbers for quick reuse, and can be quick and reliable with responsive support.
Other users report being charged despite cancelling trials, difficulty obtaining refunds, and problems with hidden auto-renewal or lack of support response.
Expect generally functional service but protect yourself by noting renewal dates, keeping cancellation confirmations, and saving receipts and screenshots.
Many users forget to cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends or renewal date and are then charged. Always check the platform-specific cutoff times.
Canceling the app but not the subscription in the App Store or Google Play will not stop billing. You must cancel via the store where the subscription was purchased.
Expect that refunds are not automatically provided for early cancellation. Request a refund through the app store or iFax support and keep evidence to support your claim.
| Platform | How to cancel | Refund possibility |
|---|---|---|
| Apple App Store (iTunes) | Manage subscriptions via Settings → App Store → Apple ID → Subscriptions → iFax. Cancel 24 hours before trial/renewal. | Generally no refunds; App Store refund requests handled by Apple; iFax may consider refunds at its discretion. |
| Google Play | Cancel via Google Play subscriptions page before auto-renewal. | Generally no refunds; request via Google Play support; iFax discretion also applies. |
| Microsoft Store (Microsoft Pay) | Cancel through your Microsoft account subscriptions section. | Refunds handled per Microsoft policies; iFax may offer credits at its discretion. |
| Website / Web purchase | Sign in to iFax → Settings → Plan & Account → Plan → Edit Plan → Change Plan → Delete Account. Cancel 24 hours before renewal. | Payments are final during active periods; refunds only at iFax's sole discretion, sometimes as service credit. |
Chillisoft Ltd (iFax)
PO Box 7429, Wellesley Street, Auckland, New Zealand
Cancellation is normally handled via the app or website; no separate postal cancellation address is specified beyond the company mailing address above.
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Written by Carter Evans
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.