We at Docucopies.com know we have one of the greatest products on the Internet. We do cheap color copies, color printing, stapling, binding, three-hole-punching, bookletizing, and more. Our industry is somewhat unique, in that it's one of the only ones where you can get the service done offline, or you can go online to our website and save upwards of 700% on a color copy order. Let's put that in realistic numbers:
Say you go into the chain copy shop in town where color copies cost 49 cents a piece, which is a realistic estimate. You order 1,000 color copies. Math geeks? That's right, you're looking at paying $450 for a stack of papers.
Now instead of taking the time out of your busy day to start your car and drive to the other side of town (or further), you log on to Docucopies.com (you're so smart!). You enter your job info, upload your file, and the copies are at your house or business in two days. And it only cost you $90!
The savings doesn't stop there. That's just on a thousand copies. The more you get, the more you save -- get your color copies for as little as 5 cents a piece!
Granted, we are not the only company online offering such a drastic price break. If we were the only ones, the price would not be so low. Healthy competition assures that you will continue to save on your color copies. But what makes us the best is that we have a consistent reputation of producing high-quality color copies at impossibly low prices, and offering free shipping on orders over $150. We also have other services besides just copying, including custom promotional products and pre-printed themed border paper. Other companies have tried to play catch-up, but they're just a bunch of Johnny-come-lately's!
With this little factoid, it might seem odd that so many people are still throwing their money away at Kinko's, on campus, or {gasp} at Walmart. I know, it doesn't make sense to us either. Thanks for reading.
Get your cheap, quality color copies and printing today and, in the words of Razor and Blade from the movie Hackers, never again [over]pay for a service that would be dirt cheap if it weren't owned by a bunch of profiteering gluttons.
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