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I'm in the process setting up a new business scanning documents to .pdf using a high volume document scanner. I think I can do ~2 maybe 3 of the cardboard file storage boxes a day on this scanner.

This is with free pickup and delivery, and optional off site storage of $.50 - $1.00 a box per month (depending on the number of boxes being stored)

Vote your answer and what you think of the idea....

So far I've gotten a lot of feedback that most of the businesses (law offices, dental practices, and realestate brokerages) in my area are very interested, but I haven't given anyone any prices yet until I've been able to actually scan a few different size storage boxes to see how much time it will actually take per box.

edit: I will have a document that will be signed for affirmation of confidential information to protect/enforce the privacy act laws, when I get this rolling it won't be a problem.
 

Kelvrick

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Eh, a lot of the stuff you'll be scanning is legal documents, medical records, private stuff. They won't just give it to you or they'd get in a lot of trouble. If you made it so its ok for them to give it to you, it might not be worth your trouble.
 

sygyzy

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Are you planning on running this business in America, where you might need English?
 
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Originally posted by: sygyzy
Are you planning on running this business in America, where you might need English?

oh har har, I only speak English, I type here as fast as I can, because there are only a few punctiation freaks on these boards.
 

Wuffsunie

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I would say no less than $150/box. The businesses you're speaking to tend to charge enough per hour for their own services, no reason you shouldn't get a good piece of it, too.
 
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Originally posted by: Wuffsunie
I would say no less than $150/box. The businesses you're speaking to tend to charge enough per hour for their own services, no reason you shouldn't get a good piece of it, too.
That's exactly what my wife said. I was orignally thinking $100-$125 per box.