has anyone sold any of these yet? If so how much did you sell it for and are they available?
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Its not in my current price book but its predecessor had an LDP of $543 and a MSRP of $835. I try to avoid these types of products because if I sell it I deliver it, train the customer and take their call when they have a problem. I also have a fear that if the customer doesn't like the obscure little Ricoh machine it might come back to bite me in the rear end down the road on something bigger. I don't want to be known for selling someone a consumer goods piece of garbage. Quite frankly I'd have to sell the machine for $1,495 for it to be worth it to me. I think I sold a total of two of the prior model in the time it was on the market.
@fisher much appreciated. One of my existing clients needs another device an the space is limited to where something larger will not fit. I guess they never thought they would print 50 pages a day and never dedicated a space for a printer.
I don't like it either, however I need to at least offer then something and keep the price high to scare them away. If they buy from me then it may be worth the effort.
Thanx again
I have the option to sell HP equipment and these days I go that route when I have to rather than Ricoh.
Just got the pricing on this product. Suggested retail is $525.
Ricoh is encouraging dealers to drop ship these directly to the customer and sell a warranty like a customer would buy from HP. The one year extended warranty is $69 MSRP. You can add 3 years of extended warranty for a total of 4 years of coverage. Ricoh drop ships a replacement machine if they can't resolve the issue over the phone.
Also noting that there is only about a 35% spread between cost and MSRP on the supplies.
It is a Lexmark, but has a reasonable CPP
We have sold a few, seems fine
We sold a lot og SP C242/252/262/M C250, they are Samsungs. Again ok, no major problems