Have been offered a photocopier for mid size jobs at a rate of 1p for normal and 7.5p for colour but must do a minimum of 1000 copies of either a month. No monthly charge apparently. Does this sound like a good deal ? Can't imagine we'd do much more than 1000 copies a month.
Photocopier rental advice for small business
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Gazwag
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Depends how much the toner and other consumables cost, how long they will last and if you can purchase them independently. Also how much does the servicing cost. £10 a month seems very cheap (assuming you don't do any colour stuff).
Whatever happened to the paperless office? 
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Tricky Dicky
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Whatever happened to the paperless office?
What I was wondering. I don't come across photocopiers these days, scanners yes, but not copying. Digital - it's the future.
Who does photocopying nowadays? I've got my own photocopier and the ink costs a a penny a page but I hardly even use it. Used to spend £100+ a year at the Library but that was in the last century.
There might be a market for small business copying for flyers, pamphlets, small booklets etc. I used to be a client. Machines often broke down and a complete service with stapling machines etc helps. Regular clients needed to pay the maintenance contract normally as the machines keep on breaking down.
I am out of touch now. Are paper costs extra?
There might be a market for small business copying for flyers, pamphlets, small booklets etc. I used to be a client. Machines often broke down and a complete service with stapling machines etc helps. Regular clients needed to pay the maintenance contract normally as the machines keep on breaking down.
I am out of touch now. Are paper costs extra?
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