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| Ticket Printing: |
| Why spend $1,500 or more on thermal printers and then buy expensive, specialty thermal ticket stock, when a $149 inkjet and standard card stock will do the job? Ticketeer uses "dual-ticket" cards and high-speed, low-cost Epson inkjet printers to produce professional results at a fraction of the price.
Also, you get the security of knowing that if your printer should break it just means a trip to your local office supply or computer store and you're up and running again the same day vs. up to a week or more to order a replacement specialty thermal printer. Plus, you can use the same printer to print your tickets that you use for form letters and reports, invoices, etc. "Dual-tickets" are essentially 4 x 5 cards with a perforation down the middle to form two tickets. They also have a perforation for the stub. Tickets can be printed at: Fine Line Design ... or your local print shop. |
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