Just another idiot spammer trying to fax our office line. No idea who it is since we haven't plugged in our fax since 2008. The only thing we have ever needed our fax for is a rare fax from the bank. It seems bankers are still far behind the technology curve when it comes to using more modern methods. I also think it's because laws prohibit banks from emailing information. However, you can get a fax-to-email phone number and the bank is none the wiser if the fax they send you ends up as an email attachment or an actual fax. We save over $400/year in ink by not having our fax plugged in.
This seems to be a new spam number since there's not much info about it yet.
Stop these spammers in their tracks. Get rid of your outdated fax machine or only plug it in when you know a fax is coming. At the very least buy one of those light timers and Home Depot so you can set it to shut the fax off after office hours and turn back on in the morning.