Many real estate professionals purchase their laptops, digital cameras, or PDAs as consumers. This is a big mistake. If the technology breaks or you need help with the device, you will be sent to consumer purgatory, also known customer support. When you call customer support as a consumer, expect to waste at least an hour of your day. This purgatory is completely avoidable and unnecessary. The next time you purchase equipment, buy it as a business entity. You can do this by stating that you are a business when you purchase the equipment in-store, choosing the business ordering option online, or using the business-ordering phone number through companies like Dell. When you purchase equipment as a business, your customer support will be much better and less time-intensive. When you need help, you can call a support line that is reserved for business accounts. That means that you only spend about five minutes on the phone with one person, and the needed part or parts are sent overnight. In some cases, you can even get a technician dispatched to your home or office to personally fix the problem.
 

3 Comments on Purchasing Equipment as a Business Entity

OCT
22
2007

Nice to know, Cyndy,

Thank you for the tip

7:48pm • #1
I used to do that.  I don't know why I quit.  Thanks for the reminder.
7:55pm • #2
Hope it helps everyone save some time.
9:09pm • #3

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