There are three types of uv printer scams:

1. After-sales service:

The after-sales service of the scam is free of charge, and it is mandatory to buy before visiting. Consumables and parts are not repaired but replaced with new ones, parts within the warranty scope are not covered by warranty, and problems with the equipment are passed on to the user... This requires that on the one hand, users must have the after-sales service terms in black and white with the manufacturer who purchased the UV printer. List clearly and divide the scope of responsibilities and obligations before signing. On the other hand, don’t be greedy for cheap. If you sell an equipment worth RMB 80,000 to you for RMB 70,000, you will definitely have to get back the money you make from the equipment from other places.

2. Parts and components are stolen and replaced:

7th generation heads, 10th generation heads are sold as 5th generation heads, aluminum alloys are sold as gantry mills, 2,000/piece UV curing lamps are sold as imported 1 Selling at 10,000 yuan, selling encrypted or not... These test the user's professional knowledge and identification ability, and whether they understand each component in detail enough. If you are afraid of being deceived, Brother Dong will teach you a method. You might as well look for the serial number on each component, take a picture of it with your phone and check it online so that the comparison will be clear. If you are afraid of the trouble, spend 3,000 to find a master UV printer to help you inspect 4-5 machines in 2 days, which can save a lot of effort.

3. Earn franchise agent money:

This is more advanced than selling UV printers. It packages the equipment as a wealth-making project, promotes broad prospects, high profits, and high returns, and makes people listen. After watching it, my blood boiled. Of course, regular manufacturers and development agents are not included. This kind of information is often overwhelming in the short term, and then disappears after 6-8 months. It mainly targets users in fourth- and fifth-tier cities.