Some of the features of MyFax include the ability to send and receive faxes by email and through the internet, as well as send faxes directly from Microsoft Office, Microsoft Outlook, and Microsoft Windows-based applications including Google Docs,, and Intuit QuickBooks. On December 6, 2010, MyFax announced that it had been acquired by J2 Global Communications, Inc, owners of eFax. MyFax has grown to over 400,000 subscribers, with approximately 20,000 new customers subscribing to the service each month. MyFax was launched by Protus IP Solutions in 2009 as an alternative to fax machines, as it enables users to send and receive faxes from any location. The company was acquired by J2 Global in December 2010.
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MyFax is an Internet business communication tool which had been provided by the Ottawa-based software company Protus IP Solutions.
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The company's digital media division, Ziff Davis, includes brands such as Mashable, PC Magazine, IGN.com and Everyday Health. The company operates two divisions the "Business Cloud Services" division includes firms such as eFax, Onebox, eVoice, VIPRE, FuseMail, Campaigner, KeepItSafe, VaultLogix, Callstream, Yotta280, Mailout Interactive, GDV, BackUp Solutions, SugarSync, Nuvotera, UnityFax, Firstway Digital, Excel Micro, Web24 Group, MXSweep, City Numbers, IPVanish, LiveDrive, MetroFax, FoneBox, TrustFax, RapidFax, Send2Fax, SFax, SRFax, and Fax.com. upon completion of the spin-off: the transaction was approved by J2 Global's board in September 2021.
It was later announced that J2 Global would be renamed Ziff Davis Inc. In April 2021, J2 Global announced its intent to spin off part of its cloud services business as a new publicly-traded company known as Consensus, with the remainder of the company (consisting primarily of its media assets) being retained under the J2 Global name. In July 2019, J2 Global acquired the SaferVPN brand, bringing its total number of consumer VPN services to five. On 3 April 2014 J2 Global announced that it acquired Business Critical Software (also known as iCritical), a UK-based email security and management company. In February 2014, J2 Global announced the acquisition of several companies: City Numbers, a UK-based worldwide provider of inbound toll-free numbers in over 80 countries LiveDrive, a UK-based provider of online backup and Australian companies OzeFax and Faxmate. On 19 November 2013, its media division Ziff Davis announced it acquired electronics aggregating website. On April 17, 2013, the company acquired Backup Connect BV, a Dutch provider of online backup services. On March 18, 2013, the company announced it had acquired MetroFax, a Bellevue, Washington provider of Internet faxing services. Terms of the IGN acquisition were not publicized. On February 4, 2013, J2 Global acquired IGN Entertainment from News Corporation. On November 12, 2012, J2 Global launched its digital media division with the acquisition of digital publisher Ziff Davis for $167 million in cash. The founders of JFAX, Jaye Muller (l) and Jack Rieley (r) with Muller's brother Kai in the middle in their first office on Lafayette Street in New York in 1996.
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