I received the e-fax on Feb 3 also, picked up by my spam filter. Delete!

email stating that I received an e-fax from this number. The email was filtered by my companys spam filter. I would not trust this and would not click on the link.

Got an efax, deleted it

When you get stuff like this... use your brain and search it... this is what came up easily by doing a google search.  This is off cisco.com  a pretty reliable source! ;)  This was posted as a multi-vendor security alert... you can check the info about this at: http://tools.cisco.com/security/center/viewAl ... ,%202014&vs_k=1

Received and efax and a call from this number. I did try to get email as I do receive efax on occasion.

Received an e-mail claiming to be from e-fax with an attachment. I do not subscribe to this service so I reported it to spamcop.net

Says its from here http://www.efax.com but it actually points to here www.tis.co.th
href="http://www.tis.co.th/tmp/efax_4053146690.zip">http://www.efax.com/fax/fax_view.aspx?fax_id=4053146690
(www.tis.co.th Administrator of network hosting website referenced in spam)
To: abuse@idc.cattelecom.com (Notes)
To: support@idc.cattelecom.com (Notes)

Definitely a fraud

Spam email messages claim to contain a fax message notification for the recipient. The text in the email message attempts to convince the recipient to open the link to view the fax online. However, the link contains a .zip file containing a malicious .pif file that, when executed, infects the system with malicious code!!
DO NOT OPEN THE EMAIL! HIT THE SPAM BUTTON AND DELETE IT!

I just received that email. Of course i just delete.

I received an efax today that could not be opened.

I also received an email message claiming that I had a fax. Note that the link for the fax will actually open a zip file, which is very suspicious. I searched the internet for information about the zip file (efax_4053146690.zip) and apparently it does have a virus. Another big clue that the message is a scam is the fact that there is no indication of who sent the fax.

This is a scam - possibly downloading viruses when you click to receive it. Since I received it on 4 different email addresses within 10 minutes - it's doubtful this is anything but scam/spam or worse. Do NOT link to find out the fax. At best it's spam - at worst you will be exposed to malicious software.

I just did too.  No idea who they are.

Got an eFax email with this phone number.