Another First for Mailcoms: FP Mailing - Francotyp Postalia Ultimail |
The FP Mailing Ultimail franking machine Ink Cartridges now can cost a whopping £202.00 + delivery from FP Mailing direct or any of their franchises / Dealers. In this current Economic Climate this is becoming more a problem for many businesses. To add to the problem like most Franking Machine Ink cartridges they are micro chipped so if you refill them they also need to be reset. The FP Mailing - Francotyp Postalia franking machine Ink cartridges are made from HP 45 ink cartridges but filled with UK red franking ink. This HP 45 print cartridge is very durable and can be refilled and reused at least 5 or 6 times. The good news is Mailcoms Ltd are the first company in the UK to offer a refilling and resetting service. For our service we will refill your ink cartridges test the print heads and reset the cartridge. For your confidence all our resets and refills are guaranteed to last as long as buying a new one from FP Mailing. In addition the ink we use is recycled original uk Red franking ink and therefore will not affect your machines service contract or warranty. This service is being offered at £49.95 + vat per pair of cartridges and including delivery back to the customer with a quick turnaround time of 48 Hours. Alternatively, replacement original remanufactured cartridges cost from just £99.95. or Click here to order a replacement cartridge from £99.95 + vat per pair This
service also fits well with the OFT objectives in 2005: In 2005 manufacturers gave undertakings to the OFT which were to:
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The Office of fair trading recently wrote to us quoting: " It is pleasing to hear to hear that you are working to offer more choice and lower prices. Of course we recognise that it is a niche market and we cannot therefore expect change to happen overnight. Also, especially given the markedly lower prices and running costs you offer, you can expect Neopost and Pitney Bowes to target your current and prospective customers quite aggressively in order to try to secure/retain their business - and maybe to reduce their own prices.." Bob McDowell - OFT |