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CBS’ SYSTEM REPLACEMENT PROGRAM Removes The Downsides of Leasing a Copier
Leasing a copier can seem like an attractive option for many businesses, offering the allure of lower upfront costs and flexible payment plans. However, it’s important to consider the potential drawbacks that may arise with this choice. Here are some key downsides that come with many copier leases to keep in mind:
1. Long-Term Costs
While leasing may reduce initial expenses, over time, the total cost of leasing can exceed the cost of purchasing a copier outright. Monthly payments can accumulate, and after the lease term, you may end up spending more without owning the equipment.
2. Lack of Ownership
When you lease a copier, you do not own the machine. This means you have no equity in the equipment and must return it at the end of the lease term. If your business needs change, you may find yourself constrained by the terms of the lease.
3. Limited Customization
Leased copiers may come with restrictions on modifications or upgrades. If you need specific features or technology improvements, you may have to wait until the lease ends or incur additional costs.
4. Potential for Hidden Fees
Leasing agreements can include hidden fees, such as maintenance charges, service costs, or penalties for exceeding usage limits. These fees can add up, making the total cost of leasing much higher than initially anticipated.
5. Commitment to a Contract
Leasing typically involves signing a contract for a set period, often several years. Breaking a lease early can lead to significant penalties, locking you into a long-term commitment that may not align with your business’s evolving needs.
6. Maintenance and Repair Limitations
While some leases include maintenance services, these may not cover all issues. You could face delays in repairs or have to deal with less-than-ideal service providers, impacting your business operations.
7. Obsolescence Risk
Technology evolves rapidly, and a leased copier may become outdated before your lease ends. You could find yourself using older technology while waiting for your lease to expire, potentially hindering productivity.
8. Usage Limitations
Many leases come with restrictions on the number of copies you can make. Exceeding these limits can result in additional fees, complicating budgeting and forecasting for your business.
