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Copying at Staples
- Thread starter plichte
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- Feb 8, 2005
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I used to compy at CopyMax, but the cost and inconvienence got to be too much. I invested in a laser printer last January and I'm so glad I did! I can make copies at midnight in my pajamas. I can make a ton of copies with 1 set of toner.
Just research the printers and find out how much toner refills are first.
Just research the printers and find out how much toner refills are first.
plichte
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- May 24, 2005
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Yes, I have a printer at home as well which I do numerous copies for my business. But, I am an organizing a multi-vendor event with 20+ vendors and I have flyers to print for each of those consultants to mail to their contacts, some will have 100+ contacts I am sure. I am not willing to spend the money on my home printer to make 2,000+ copies, plus it would take FOREVER! 
Thanks though.
Thanks though.- Feb 8, 2005
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Paula,
2000 copies is alot of copies!! Are you sure you want to have a flyer for every potential person at the event? Even with the discount we get at CopyMax that is going to be almost $1000 in copies (depending on if you get color copies or b/w)!!
Here is an idea...Ask around the people in your cluster and gather as many old recipe cards. Some people may be willing to part with them for free. Stamp your info on the cards to hand out to the passersby. I would only have and give out flyers to the people I actually engage in conversation with. This will cut down on the number of flyers you will actually need.
Just an idea. Hope this event is successful for you!!
2000 copies is alot of copies!! Are you sure you want to have a flyer for every potential person at the event? Even with the discount we get at CopyMax that is going to be almost $1000 in copies (depending on if you get color copies or b/w)!!
Here is an idea...Ask around the people in your cluster and gather as many old recipe cards. Some people may be willing to part with them for free. Stamp your info on the cards to hand out to the passersby. I would only have and give out flyers to the people I actually engage in conversation with. This will cut down on the number of flyers you will actually need.
Just an idea. Hope this event is successful for you!!
plichte
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- May 24, 2005
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Unfortunately, the copies I am making, or the group is making, is our invitations to the event. They wanted a full 8.5x11 sheet and not postcards so the postage is going to kill us too, hopefully we can pass some out to our clients. We have every vendor participating paying $100 to be involved so we should have enough money to cover the cost of b/w copies and the room.
Thanks though, I was just trying to get a break!
Thanks though, I was just trying to get a break!
I use to make my photocopie at staples and the cost was big, so I started checking up the other photocopie place around me, and fund a place that cost me half of what staples use to cost me and the service is so great. I would say check the other place it could be worth it.
definately call around for rates, check your post office and library too. maybe even a printing company.
I know I tried to get copies done at office depot, they were going to charge me .80 ea because I had one line (my website) in color!!!!!! although b&w were only .06 ea!!!! I had to make 400 copies, it was cheaper for me to just use my two printers at home and buy new ink! Only bad thing was that it took all day to print them!
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I know I tried to get copies done at office depot, they were going to charge me .80 ea because I had one line (my website) in color!!!!!! although b&w were only .06 ea!!!! I had to make 400 copies, it was cheaper for me to just use my two printers at home and buy new ink! Only bad thing was that it took all day to print them!
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DebbieJ
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- Oct 6, 2005
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If you poke around behind CC, somewhere back there is a printable discount card for Office Max that identifies you as a PC consultant and gets you a discount. When I brought it to my local store, they even laminated the little card for me so I can keep it in my purse.
edited to add: The Office Max card is under Managing Your Business -> Financial Forms -> Pampered Perks.
You might also try to find a mom and pop copy shop and negotiate a price with them.
edited to add: The Office Max card is under Managing Your Business -> Financial Forms -> Pampered Perks.
You might also try to find a mom and pop copy shop and negotiate a price with them.
DZmom
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- Jun 20, 2005
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Good Sheperd Printing
In my area we have a Good Sheperd Printing Service that will do 200 copies for $14! You might try looking for a Printing Service that isn't so "commercial" like kinko's or office max. If it's a smaller company sometimes they're willing to make a deal. I have all my open house or mystery host copies done with this company. I just create the document that I want and email it to them. They also give me a great deal on color copies. 200 for $98!
In my area we have a Good Sheperd Printing Service that will do 200 copies for $14!
You might try looking for a Printing Service that isn't so "commercial" like kinko's or office max. If it's a smaller company sometimes they're willing to make a deal. I have all my open house or mystery host copies done with this company. I just create the document that I want and email it to them. They also give me a great deal on color copies. 200 for $98! 
