Aggressive telemarketers are selling inferior remanufactured cartridges by implying they are new and using deceptive terms like "REPLACEMENT", "SUBSTITUTE" and "COMPATIBLE". Don't be fooled by bargain prices or false claims of affiliation with new equipment manufacturers.

Five ways to spot toner phoner scams

1. Extravagant claims about the cartridges' page counts.
2. A reluctance to provide written guarantees or offers.
3. "Gifts" and offers that must be acted on immediately.
4. Telemarketers who pretend they know you.
5. Solicitors asking for equipment lists or serial numbers.

Questions to ask toner cartridge sales people

1. Are you marketing remanufactured cartridges as new?
   ReVitaLaser never hides the fact that our cartridges are remanufactured because we believe our revitalized cartridges are actually better than new.
   
   
2. Do you remanufacture toner cartridges in your facility?
   ReVitaLaser has been remanufacturing since 1986.
   
   
3. Do you offer repairs by trained and bonded technicians?
   ReVitaLaser's trained technicians are why our customers never get stuck with unwarranted bills when repairmen and remanufacturers blame one another.
   
   
4. Will a representative visit to investigate any problems?
   ReVitaLaser encourages clients to call us in for any reason.
   
   
5. Are all cartridges pre-tested?
   All ReVitaLaser cartridges are tested and inspected.
   
   
6. Do you charge for long-life drums, handling or delivery?
   With ReVitaLaser there are NO hidden charges.
   
   
7. Are you willing to put your offer and guarantee in writing?

DON'T GET BURNED, TRUST...

ReVitaLaser