Three Elements: How to Judge a Copier Contract
When it comes to looking at a lease, you have to look at the big picture. Just because something seems cheap at first does not mean that it will actually…
Leasing: Who Does Your Copier Dealer Care About?
Because office technology changes rapidly, you might be looking at a lease instead of buying a copier. This will help you to stay competitive with the major corporations, and you…
Communicate—It Leads to Better Services
After you have signed a lease, you will have to live with your dealer’s service department for at least three years. This is why our Miami company recommends that customers…
Essential Questions Before Signing a Lease
While you might know the ins and outs of the office equipment you will be leasing, how well does the dealership you will use? Before signing a lease, we encourage…
Know What You Need Before Leasing
Before you sign a leasing contract, you should think about the number of copies that your business will need every month. For example, if you make 60,000 copies per month,…
Ask About the Hidden Cost When Leasing
As it is with purchasing equipment, you want to look for the lowest price possible in leasing. However, you should always exercise caution when you see a deliberately low price.…
Why Lease a Copier?
Why might someone want to lease a copier? First, it works great for a company that does not want to pay a lot of money upfront. For example, if you…
Why: 60-Month Leases
For leasing, we have discovered an interesting trend. For example, about 92 percent of leased equipment involves using a third-party provider. In that 92 percent of leases, about 89 percent…