Disc Repair Economics: Leasing vs. Purchasing

By CD Repairman

Before you buy, ask yourself these questions:

Am I ready to pay $500 or more for a CD Cleaning Machine that may or may not work properly?
Am I prepared to shoulder 100% of the maintenance cost?
Do I know if the vendor will even service my machine?
If they will service my machine, how long does it take?
Do they attempt to diagnose the problem, or send out a new one immediately?
How many months does the warranty last?
HOW MUCH IS THIS REALLY GOING TO COST OUR LIBRARY?

Consider leasing your disc repair machine. CD Repairman's Fix-a-Disc program, for example, would cost you $1 a day to lease, giving you a reliable state-of-the-art machine capable of cleaning all major formats, at a fraction of the cost of ownership.

By taking ownership out of the equation:

Your up-front costs vanish
Because the vendor maintains your machine, your long-term costs vanish

Do the math: If you cleaned 250 DVDs or Game Discs (assume each disc was valued at $20, and many games cost much more), that's $5,000 worth of merchandise returned to the shelves.

Compact Disc Repairman, Inc. has been the leader in optical disc repair and resurfacing technology since its inception in 1996. Its founder and president, Michael Kennedy, developed and patented the original micron-paper process of disc repair, and has continued to develop and improve this technology ever since.

Mike's breakthrough One-Step Process has achieved new levels of reliability and performance. Our award-winning range of machines has been designed from the ground up to provide the easiest operation and highest quality repairs of any system on the market. They have been used and tested around the world, and today are used by such customers as NetFlix in addition to small disc repair shops, libraries, video rental stores and large commercial repair labs. www.fixadisc.com