Senior Moment-stock benifit

[beauty1492]

Yes a senior moment-I can't fax I and I know I have emailed my stock holders pages for OBC credit but for the life of me I can't find the email address for princess. someone save me!

[ltcal94]

Yes a senior moment-I can't fax I and I know I have emailed my stock holders pages for OBC credit but for the life of me I can't find the email address for princess. someone save me!

 

 

Unfortunately, it is my understanding that you cannot email the request for OBC in the US . If you are working with a TA , they may be able to assist you. You can also mail it in .

 

 

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[dreaminofcruisin]

You can mail it in.

 

This post contains the form with the address in post #8.

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2382947&highlight=stock+form

 

If that works....otherwise use the search function and you will find several threads with it in it. :)

[Colo Cruiser]

No email. If you can't fax it then you have to mail it.

Edited January 2, 2017 by Colo Cruiser

[azbirdmom]

We no longer have access to a fax either since I retired but I took advantage of the advice on these boards and now use faxzero (add dot com). It's free and reliable. If you have the documents in pdf format already for emailing, then it is super easy to use faxzero.

[Eaglecw]

Our FAX machine died years ago. Why not just take your FAX to customer service counter at your local Super market and have them FAX it for you. We take ours to the local Fred Meyer or Kroger and have them FAX for us, costs all of about $2.00. I'm going to have to look into Faxzero.

Edited January 2, 2017 by Eaglecw

[Redwing55]

Don't mean to pile on.. but have you tried your TA? Maybe I'm a bit spoiled, but I just email my statement to my TA and she takes care of the rest.:)

[DougH]

I would guess that any of your local office supply stores would be able to fax it for you. Think Staples, Office Depot, Office Max etc

[TwoCruisers]

I recently mailed (snail mail) mine to Princess and it was posted on my cruise personalizer in 6 days after mailing.

[JF - retired RRT]

Faxzero was already suggested. This is the one that I usually use: http://www.gotfreefax.com/

Before I figured out how to fax from my computer, I used Staples (that got expensive).

[nukesubsailor]

I just use snail mail as I send it in a couple of months before embarkation. The stamp and envelope are cheaper that driving to a business and paying them to fax it for me.

The hardest part of submitting the request is redacting all the information that is on my brokers statements that Princess has no need to see.

[runner15km]

We use the fax at our local library.

[geoherb]

There are several free internet-based fax sites. I've been using MyFaxFree.

[easyboy]

Still go to the Staples nearby for our fax needs. May have to try these online apps. Thanks.

[LeeW]

Our problem was we didn't have long distance on the home phone line (cell worked fine) so our all-in-one printer/fax/copier wouldn't connect to Princess. Used mail for years and it worked fine. Recently switched to a Voice Over Internet provider and they have free fax service (just upload a PDF file). Home line was costing over $45 per month and VOIP costs $12 with the same phone number.

[caribill]

Our problem was we didn't have long distance on the home phone line (cell worked fine) so our all-in-one printer/fax/copier wouldn't connect to Princess. Used mail for years and it worked fine. Recently switched to a Voice Over Internet provider and they have free fax service (just upload a PDF file). Home line was costing over $45 per month and VOIP costs $12 with the same phone number.

 

The free fax services mentioned in above posts do not need a phone line. They send the fax over the Internet.

[beauty1492]

Amazing! I never knew. Thanks everyone. When we left the frozen tundra --left behind the snow, land lines, fax machines and stores like Staples for the country. But I was able to use the free fax site thanks for all your help.