Should I Buy A Used Photo Printer For Sale Online
Episode 20: Should I Buy A Used Photo Printer For Sale Online
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What's In This Episode
When considering "getting into print", a common question is "Should I buy a new printer or should I buy a used photo printer for sale online"? Like I tell everyone that asks the same question, only you know what's best for your business and your budget. There are some things to be aware of though, and having just a little bit of advanced knowledge can help you steer clear of bad buys.
Today's episode of the ProPrintcast dives deep (and fast) into the most common mistakes that are made when buying used printers. Remember the saying "if it looks too good to be true, it probably is"? In the case of used printers, even free ones can cost more than a brand new printer.
Tune in and become a used printer expert.....
There are risks involved anytime you buy anything on the used market. The problem is there's no way to know how the previous owner treated the equipment. Did they maintain it properly and have it serviced at regular intervals, and did they use genuine manufacturer parts and accessories instead of generic and low-cost knock offs.
The longer the list of previous owners, the harder it is to get the full history. Buyer beware!
Tune in to other episodes for more lessons in selling print!
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Printed images are a physical product that should be sold by you and purchased by every single client you have the pleasure of working with. They want the image, but they aren't jumping in front of you saying sell me, so many photographers don't see the opportunity. The ProPrintcast brings light to the opportunities while the ProPrintng Systems blog and YouTube channel shows you how to print and sell it!
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