Intermec 2008 Printer Trade-In Program

Rebates up to $525, plus up to $100 off from Pragmatyxs when you trade-in equipment and make eligible purchases of Intermec printers and service now until September 15, 2008

Program Details

Earn a $200 rebate and an additional $100 off when you trade-in an Intermec printer and purchase a qualifying Intermec Printer and a 1 Year Medallion® Service Agreement. Earn a $100 rebate and an additional $50 off when you trade-in an Intermec Printer, purchase an Intermec PD41 or PD42 Printer and a 1 Year Medallion® Service Agreement.

Double the rebate when you trade in competitive equipment and make a qualifying purchase.

Purchase a qualifying Intermec printer and a 1 Year Medallion® Service agreement. Earn a $200 rebate when you trade in a competitive printer, purchase an Intermec PD41 Printer and a 1 Year Medallion® Service agreement.

Earn an additional $125 when you include a Three-Year Medallion® Service agreement with the qualifying purchase.

Qualifying Printers

All Intermec printers except the PCx, 68x, 78x, PBx, PWx, PKx, PB42, PB50 and PF8

Some restrictions apply.

Flexible leasing programs are also available

Call us today at 206.575.1075 or email sales@pragmatyxs.com for more details.

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