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Are you replacing your copier, printer, or fax machine with a new and better model? More often than not, up-to-date technology purchase will also require a whole new set of supplies. What do you do with the old supplies you already have? At AMT we will buy the toner & ink cartridges you no longer need. As long as these supplies are unused name brand or compatible products with the original manufacturer and factory sealed, we can help you! AMT is part of a national dealer network and located in Kansas. Our suppliers depend on us to provide quality merchandise. Many of the products you are replacing are still being used by other people and companies. Even that printer you are replacing! American Midwest Technologies provides an eco-friendly and budget friendly alternative to brand new print
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