EPOS buy back is a great way for brands and businesses of any shape and size, across all industries, to get money for old hardware and help the environment at the same time.
Not just EPOS buy back, either. Commercial entities that are sat on a lot of old hardware that’s not being used, or has just come to the end of its natural life – EPOS systems or otherwise – can potentially earn a bit of capital by returning it to the circular economy through a trusted partner.
EPOS buy back is a fantastic solution for businesses that use a lot of consumer-facing EPOS tech that they feel they have to constantly repair or replace. EPOS hardware can be one of the more fragile pieces of technology on the shop floor – especially at busy premises that face a lot of customer interaction.
Department stores with digital screens that act as catalogues, for instance, receive a lot of pokes and prods from people on a minute-by-minute basis, as do businesses that invest in self-service tills and other similar EPOS solutions.
When they break or it’s time for them to retire, though, they often sadly end up in the dumpster out back. That’s not a good solution for anyone – least of all the environment, where electronic waste such as EPOS systems and the tech within them can do some serious damage as they break down over time at landfill.
That’s why we put so much stock in a specialist EPOS buy back service. For the vast majority of EPOS technology, they aren’t really broken in the literal sense of the word. Others can get a lot more mileage out of them if a little bit of love is shown to them and they’re refurbished properly.
Hardware of this type – EPOS or other technological solutions such as handheld terminals and more – are designed to be robust because they’re used at a near-constant rate on a daily basis by employees and the general public.
They can have long lifespans if they’re cared for and maintained properly, which is why we’re such big fans of the circular economy concept. Partnering with a professional EPOS buy back service and providing them with your old hardware could potentially open up new revenue streams for your business and boost your budget.
It’s a win-win situation for the business and others throughout the circular economy chain. You can receive fair prices for your old hardware, where it will be refurbished, where other businesses get the chance to invest in like-new-condition equipment for less that the shelf-price, giving them greater scope to grow their business.
Most importantly, too, if there is no chance at all of the equipment being saved, your buy back partner will be able to dispose of it properly in cleaner, greener ways – a much better fate for the piece of hardware and for the wider environment, which is a brilliant way to cut your own brand’s carbon footprint at the same time.
