Epson has announced a Buy Back Scheme, enabling companies to remove their outdated equipment – regardless of brand or model – and make savings to new Epson machines.
From yesterday (9 February) the scheme was available to customers of Epson resellers. Resellers submit a quote to Epson on the customer’s behalf, and quotes are determined case-by-case.
The Epson Buy Back includes de-installation, but is contingent on firms replacing their equipment with Epson products. It covers all peripherals – including inkjet printers, laser printers, scanners, projectors, and also dot matrix printers.
The scheme also gives companies peace of mind that their equipment is being disposed responsibly. Epson dismantles or recycles old models according to European Union WEEED (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive) standards.
For more information (and a hilariously 80s image of two businessmen shaking hands) visit Epson’s website.
From yesterday (9 February) the scheme was available to customers of Epson resellers. Resellers submit a quote to Epson on the customer’s behalf, and quotes are determined case-by-case.
The Epson Buy Back includes de-installation, but is contingent on firms replacing their equipment with Epson products. It covers all peripherals – including inkjet printers, laser printers, scanners, projectors, and also dot matrix printers.
The scheme also gives companies peace of mind that their equipment is being disposed responsibly. Epson dismantles or recycles old models according to European Union WEEED (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive) standards.
For more information (and a hilariously 80s image of two businessmen shaking hands) visit Epson’s website.
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