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Re: Up=Coming China Tariffs on Copiers parts & accessories

Jason H ·
Well today is the day. I still haven't heard one thing from any of our manufacturers about this....
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Re: Up=Coming China Tariffs on Copiers parts & accessories

Art Post ·
same here, I guess they will start their nonsense once USA stocks have been depleted. I just heard of a Toshiba dealer that won school business based on .0018 for black and .02 for color. hahaha!
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Re: Up=Coming China Tariffs on Copiers parts & accessories

Jason H ·
I'll never for the life of me understand why someone would take that business.
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Re: Fifty Seven Days of Selling Copiers

Tom Koenig ·
Good Luck Old Dog!!! I've got $10 says you get your $200K
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Re: Fifty Seven Days of Selling Copiers

Art Post ·
You're too funny! Make it $20 and we got a bet!!
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Re: Fifty Seven Days of Selling Copiers

Tom Koenig ·
Your on
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Re: Fifty Seven Days of Selling Copiers

Czech ·
$200,000 in revenue with no funnel?? I will be reading this every day.
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Re: Fifty Seven Days of Selling Copiers

Art Post ·
posted up day one a few minutes ago!
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Re: Fifty Seven Days of Selling Copiers

Old Glory ·
So Tom is betting $20 that Art makes his $200,000 goal and Art is betting that he doesn't? $20 is a lot of money. I just want to make sure that the rules of engagement are clear !>
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Re: Fifty Seven Days of Selling Copiers

Art Post ·
I figured the least I could do for my DSM is to give him Twenty bucks!!!
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Re: 57 Days of Selling Copiers "Day 2"

Larry Kirsch ·
Sorry we did not catch up last evening. Great meeting... Let's try to connect before year end.. Enjoy the day... Larry Kirsch
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Re: 57 Days of Selling Copiers "Day 2"

RJinSD12 ·
Sent from my iPad > On Oct 6, 2016, at 8:32 PM, Print4Pay Hotel < alerts@hoop.la > wrote: >
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Re: 57 Days of Selling Copiers "Day 3

Larry Kirsch ·
Best wishes with this one. Appears your efforts are going in right direction. Looking forward to hearing the outcome. Larry K
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Re: 57 Days of Selling Copiers "Day 4"

Kyocera Guy ·
Thanks Art for sharing your 57 days. Gives a great prospective. I'm going to reach out to Copier Solutions about adding the locks to my arsenal.
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Re: 57 Days of Selling Copiers "Day 4"

Art Post ·
awesome, glad you are enjoying them!!
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Re: Top Ten "Why Copiers Should Have Warning Labels"

Jason H ·
These are great!
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Re: Top Ten "Why Copiers Should Have Warning Labels"

Art Post ·
Ty Jason! Had fun with this!! Ty for the email about your rep, that was very humorous sale!! Maybe post in on the forums?
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Re: 57 Days of Selling Copiers "Day 10"

Kyocera Guy ·
I know feast or famine right? I feel your pain but luckily not this month.
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Re: 57 Days of Selling Copiers "Day 10"

Art Post ·
ty! I've had feasting for three months, now it's time for payback
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Re: A Halloween Tale of an A3 Copier’s Death

SalesServiceGuy ·
What is even more scary is how your commission cheques will fall in $ value if you only sell A4 copiers. The copier/printer market is not getting any larger and if a commission sales rep focuses on selling lower $ value A4 boxes, they are going to have to make a lot more sales calls and sell a lot more boxes to earn the same money.
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Re: A Halloween Tale of an A3 Copier’s Death

Martin Hofman ·
How true! And whats next? How long will it take before A4 will also be banned from the offices? My opinion; As soon as Generation Z enters the office-floors (A3 and A4) print will (sooner or later) ‘disappear’. Who's already preparing his business for this future?
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Re: A Halloween Tale of an A3 Copier’s Death

Art Post ·
All great comments, this the reason to change now if you still plan to be in this industry for another twenty years. I probably won’t be, but I still have a plan in place to make the shift to niche printing hardware devices. Still continuing to educate myself for the future
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Re: A Halloween Tale of an A3 Copier’s Death (Part Two)

Ray Stasiezcko ·
Thanks Art Sent from my iPhone > On Oct 29, 2018, at 8:51 PM, Print4Pay Hotel < alerts@hoop.la > wrote: > >
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Re: Selling Copiers in the Seventies with Darrell Leven

Peter Ryan ·
Hi Art, Canon’s “NP” series stood for New Process. I started in the industry in 1985 when Canon released the NP50, NP60 & NP80 liquid copiers. Fun times. Regards Peter Ryan Dealer Principal Mobile 0409 458 065 Email pryan@inlandtechnology.com.au Web inlandtechnology.com.au Tamworth 02 6755 6600 ​Longyard Homemakers, 383 Goonoo Goonoo Rd Tamworth NSW 2340 Disclaimer: The above information is provided “as is” without warranty of any kind. Inland Technology disclaims all warranties, either...
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Re: Selling Copiers in the Seventies with Darrell Leven

Larry Kirsch ·
Fond memories . Nice work
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Re: Selling Copiers in the Seventies with Darrell Leven

Art Post ·
Peter Thanx for the answer. I would have never guessed new process
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Re: A Few Copier Vignettes from the Late Eighties & Nineties

George KRebs ·
Art, You and I are from similar professional backgrounds and times. We started in 1980 selling Sharp and Juki typewriters. Everything sold near MSRP. Then the fax boom came and we caught that wave perfectly. We sold Ricoh thermal faxes for full list ($2995.00). The only issue was cash flow; we sold them faster than we could order and purchase them. Copier Maintenance agreements went from .022 up to .035 and did not include drums, developer, toner, fuser rollers or lamps! Also, like your...
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Re: A Few Copier Vignettes from the Late Eighties & Nineties

Art Post ·
Yup we have the same issues with cash flow. It was a great problem to have. The Hunt for Red October was a great book, even found the movie awesome too! Ty for the comment, we should connect for lunch one day
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Re: Your Copier

Larry Kirsch ·
Funny. But true. Clever
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Re: CBS NEWS REPORT ON COPIER SECURITY

Art Post (Guest) ·
SalesSerice: I agree! Not only that it seems these were KM machines right? Also if you stopped and paused the video you could see the dates of the documents also. I saw nothing newer than 2008, again I'm thinking not a real big deal, however there could be liability for someone. The word is out now, it's all over twitter and I believe we'll all now have to answer these questions about security and what happends at the end of the term of a lease. It may create another profit center for...
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Re: CBS NEWS REPORT ON COPIER SECURITY

wyzguynyuk ·
Certainly not to come across as a conspiracy theorist (although that can sometimes be fun, too), but didn’t the video show that return shipping paperwork was lying on the platen glass on at least one of the copiers purchased? I wonder how many copiers in that NJ warehouse have shipping paperwork attached or simply lying under the ADF. Wouldn’t an identity thief looking to purchase a copier be able to browse the NJ warehouse looking for shipping paperwork from financial institutions and...
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Re: CBS NEWS REPORT ON COPIER SECURITY

SalesServiceGuy ·
Since the CBS video was aired I have had two municipal govt's begin to demand both Data Overwrite and Hard Drive Encryption become mandatory on all future copier acquisitions. I have also had several recent commercial customers ask about copier security who would have never asked before.
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Re: CBS Follows Up on Copier Security Investigation

JasonR ·
Worth noting... The MOST popular video on CBSnews.com is not the BP oil disaster or the Icelandic volcano, it's the copier security video.
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Re: Introducing the bizhub C35 "Video"

David Scott ·
That is the dumbest video I have ever watched on youtube.
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Re: Memjet Color Printers to the Rescue?

Art Post (Guest) ·
I see these types of products making a serious impact on our business. From what I see from the video, I can't remember ever seeing a color laser that would be able to output documents that fast, especially with the envelope output. It's the tip of the iceberg with probably faster products to come down the road. Potential Users: Churches Colleges CRD's Print Shops Anyone else care to add to the list of potential markets?
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Re: MBM announces Destroyit hard drive punch

txeagle24 ·
Click the link below for video. MBM 0101 HDP
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Re: Can you trust the Cloud?

SalesServiceGuy ·
I just watched a video from the investment website called Motley Fool. They are stating that Cloud Computing is the next big thing to invest in. http://www.fool.com/shop/newsl...rce=irbsitlnk0000141 and point out the big three "Top Dogs & First Movers" They compared the early days of independent electrical producers to the large utilities we have today to the independently owned PCs and Networks of today to the future of cloud computing. Consumers of computers will soon expect it to be...
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Re: PPDM from Ricoh, Questions

Old Glory ·
I don't know what Ricoh's opinion would be on this (don't really care) but we accumulate licenses and then distribute them strategically. I sold a single license last week for $350 and charged an additional $150 for client PC install and limited training. Since we have no cost, my company counts it all as GP. I quoted a C300 and said we would include a PPDM license for free if they bought two C300's. I am able to provide a value-add at no cost to me. C300 doesn't come with PPDM but it can if...
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Re: Ricoh vs. the Wide Format Competition Video

Art Post (Guest) ·
Techsense: It's an older video, but you're right most of the manufacturers will try to slip a few older models when comparing thier latest and greatest, I guess they take as no informed and shame on them! BTW, what is the latest and greates from KIP? Are they moving well?
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Re: Ricoh vs. the Wide Format Competition Video

Techsense ·
Art, As you are aware the latest and greatest from KIP is the KIP 700, and it is going very well, especially considering the state of its primary vertical market. Here is a link to a video that shows how to load media into the current KIP 7700. http://bit.ly/KIP7700MediaChange Good Selling!
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Re: CRANE COPIER DROP

JasonR ·
That's some horrible reporting (news reporter, not Art). Here's a video of the drop: http://www.azfamily.com/video/...Tempe-129934683.html
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Re: Got A Situation! What would ou do?

montecore ·
Joe.....sounds like Sharp1 is bias on the 453. I agree with sharp1 that the 453 is a nice unit. But doesn't any 45ppm unit run 5000-20,000/mo? That is the norm for that segment. I should know I worked for Sharp and sold these exact systems. But I have to say if you have an customer that is already not happy then you try to sell them a system with all those extra bells and whistles when they don't want or need then....well you are adding fuel to the fire. I sell against Sharp all the time and...
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Re: new C4502/5502

Old Glory ·
The attachment should answer both questions...key points and what has been launched.
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Re: Imagine the Future with Ricoh at Graph Expo 2012

montecore ·
What is this video suppose to tell you....it says the same thing over and over?
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Re: Are you a Data Miner?

Jon Selman ·
Sure! How much time ya got? "Search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of affecting the visibility of a website or a web page in a search engine's "natural" or un-paid ("organic") search results. In general, the earlier (or higher ranked on the search results page), and more frequently a site appears in the search results list, the more visitors it will receive from the search engine's users. SEO may target different kinds of search, including image search, local search, video search,...
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Re: Ricoh IS450DE VRS

Art Post (Guest) ·
We have installed two, one DE and another one that is the SE. I forget what the VRS means, I think something with an enhanced video board for higher res scanningn faster scanning and auto skew detection. Do not for get to add a scuzzi to the PC for connection. The scanner work flawlessly. Pricing, I will see, there was a post here on this site in reference to the IS450DE and pricing. Try a search and use the word "scanner" Art
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Re: Beat the Canon Ir3200

Neal ·
Art, you say you have the video? I'd love to have that on my PDA for just such opportunities.
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Re: Beat the Canon Ir3200

Old Glory ·
For those who don't have a PDA, you can use a USB Port memory stick or jump drive giving you the ability to view on their computer and save to their harddrive or print. My memory stick has PDF's of all of our brochures and video of things like the GBC Punch, SR90 BookletMaker, etc.
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Re: Who's Afraid of Xerox ColorQube?

Art Post (Guest) ·
Here's the comment that was left by Xerox in reference to "Who's Afraid of Xerox ColorQube" Art – Thanks for tuning into the Webcast. I got a kick out of you running the old HP video from last year. Anyway, I thought I would help with some of your questions about solid ink. Our desktop solid ink desktop printers used to use more energy than laser, but we’ve closed that gap with this product by reducing the melting temperature. Don’t take my word for it, a study by RIT confirmed ColorQube’s...
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Re: Who's Afraid of Xerox ColorQube?

Art Post (Guest) ·
My response to his comment Thanx for the repsonse! Yeah, the bear suit was really funny, btw, I didn't even know that this was an HP video (LOL). As I was writing the piece I thought to myself, why would they have a three tier approach to pricing if they didn't have the data to back it up? Glad you will be launching that and I'd like to see it work. Will a customer have to upload a document in order to find out the pixel and or page coverage? I'm a down the street guy and I'm still tryin to...
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