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We are a 10 class school with circa 300 on the role. Our Office currently has a grey paper roll fax machine that looks like it dates from the 70's :!: the Office staff have been given a green light to seek a replacement and they are asking me if I can source a good reliable machine that isn't too heavy on consumables. Any suggestions please folks?
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All I can suggest is what we sourced for our Exams Officer.... that was a HP all-in-one printer/fax/scanner/doodah. All singing, all dancing and not too heavy on consumables, or rather it wasn't in the time she abused it up until my departure (about 9mths).

 

Fax alone, I'd hazard a guess at Brother, but you might want to research the consumable costs first before choosing one!

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We have just replaced our suite of items in the office (ie. photocopier, a fax and a laser printer) with an Epson CX11NFC. The consumables are very cheap as it is a colour laser printer and it takes up very little space (by cheap, I mean a complete set of high capacity (4500 pages each) cartridges for it come to around £230.

 

If it is for the school office, it has a high page per minute of 25ppm b&w and 5ppm colour, which should be adequate for any school office situation.

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Call IJT

 

They are giving one away if you buy cartridges for the machine.

 

It's a MFC 215

 

Call Darren on 01458 272727

 

Hmm, you really don't work there do you...

Posted

Dan how could you make such an accusation?

 

Its not like all of his eight posts are asking people to call IJT or anything :?

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Ok, it just seem strange that all of your posts advertise a website or something to do with printers. The only post that doesnt is this...

 

'Anybody know of any mas search and replace software that can be applied to email addresses.

 

I'm trying to rectify common spelling mistakes.'

 

I just think it seems strange thats all

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We just stopped placing orders with that particular organisation - ignored requests to stop bombarding us with marketing ploys eventually killed what was a useful relationship.

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