Summary
No, none at all. The service slips neither a banner, nor an insert, nor a sponsored sheet into your documents: the recipient's fax machine prints only your pages, in the exact order of your file.
A business model with no advertisers
Some free services tie their model to advertising: an insert on the first page, a banner at the foot of the document. Faxeroo decided otherwise — the free page and the paid sends suffice to balance the books, and your documents leave the server strictly as they arrived.
That thin line at the top of the page
A slim header sometimes appears on the received sheet: day, time, caller number, pagination. Those details come from the fax machine on the other end, which identifies the call this way — a technical convention as old as fax itself, not an advert.
The cover page says only what you wrote
The cover sheet attached to the send is made up exclusively of the information you entered: your names, the subject, your message. No commercial offer intrudes into it.
Key points
- Zero advertising, zero sponsored pages, zero banners.
- Only your pages are printed, in the order of the original file.
- The technical header at the top of the sheet identifies the call, nothing more.