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Lease vs buy POS hardware?

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Sharing my experience in case it helps others.

We recently made some changes to our setup

Has anyone else seen this?
Frances Chen 👑 Master
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Lauren Butler
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233 posts
Aug 24, 2025
Cost us about $163/month all in. Worth it.
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Rebecca Powell
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204 posts
Aug 26, 2025
Different perspective here - you might want to consider a different approach
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Marcus Turner
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233 posts
Sep 12, 2025
Cost us about $176/month all in. Worth it.
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Raymond White
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200 posts
Sep 14, 2025
Training took about 5 days for our staff.
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Raymond Ward
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214 posts
Sep 18, 2025
Different perspective here - you might want to consider a different approach
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James Sanders
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218 posts
Sep 22, 2025
I've been using BestRx for 11 months and it has been working well for us
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Raymond Sullivan
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202 posts
Oct 2, 2025
Different perspective here - you might want to consider a different approach
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Kimberly Watson
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196 posts
Oct 2, 2025
Training took about 2 days for our staff.
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Robert Garcia
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220 posts
Oct 7, 2025
+1 to this. We've seen similar results.
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Susan Collins
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197 posts
Oct 12, 2025
Just went through this. Here's what I learned: take your time with the setup
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Kevin Watson
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216 posts
Oct 21, 2025
The reservation system is definitely worth the extra cost IMO.
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Tom Barnes
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226 posts
Nov 24, 2025
We had the same issue. What worked for us was reconfiguring the network settings
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