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5 Signs You Are an Ideal Customer for STPT

Submitted by Karla Metzler on
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On your journey to finding a copier vendor to partner with, we would like to help you by determining if you are an ideal customer for us. 

We believe determining if you are an ideal customer will ensure you have a seamless buying process and feel satisfied that we will care for you post-purchase. After all, this is a relationship you could be in for several years. 

If you purchase from a vendor that isn’t a good fit, you’re going to have a strained relationship with the company.   

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Understanding the Insurance Fee on Your Copier/Printer

Submitted by Karla Metzler on
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You’re looking at your copier bill in confusion.  

What’s this random insurance fee? 

Just like cars or homes, insurance is a requirement of leasing a copier, which sometimes surprises people. Some think their current business or home insurance covers copiers, while others don’t want or know the importance of copier insurance. 

Research tells us that 44% of small-business owners are not insured, leaving their assets unprotected from natural disasters and other damages.  

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5 Signs It's Time to Switch to Leasing Your Copier/Printer

Submitted by Mary Shamburger on
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Think back to the time you or your company bought a copier/printer for the business. 

You likely had to decide whether you should purchase or lease the machine. 

At the time, you may have opted to purchase from a retail giant like Wal-Mart or Staples.  

If you can relate to this, and you currently own a copier/printer that you purchased outright, this blog is for you. 

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How to Get Out of a Copier Lease

Submitted by Michaela McMellan on
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With companies printing an average of 10,000 copies per year, you need a multi-function printer (MFP) that is easy to use and won’t give out on you. If your MFP is currently causing headaches or wasting time because of breakdowns or difficulty of use, it may be time to switch machines. Your current vendor might only sell one brand of copiers/printers, meaning it may be time to switch vendors completely.  

Besides headaches and difficulty of use, you may be overpaying for the service and vendor you are currently using. We’ve provided resources explaining the reasons why you may want to get out of your current copier lease here. This article will talk about the details regarding how switching vendors may save you money in the long run.  

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Should You Invest in a Copier for your Business? (Pros & Cons)

Submitted by Michaela McMellan on
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Leasing a copier is the best thing you could do for your business. Trying to make a desktop printer work for several employees, who are printing hundreds of papers per week, is ultimately going to cost more money than if you were to invest in a copier that fits your printing needs.  

Buying a printer outright can be expensive just to give out in a couple of years. Leasing ensures you will always have a working copier and access to local technicians if the machine needs fixing.  

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