DUPLITRON/ALLISTOR/KYOCERA fraud, misleading,underfunded, not reliable,deceptive sales practices, inferior product,poor srvice roselle New Jersey

 I've been in this industry for a long time. And my family has been in this industry since these companies have been selling typewriters to secretaries.
 My Family even knows to founder of Duplitron and many other Dealership owners around the country. Duplitron is one of the last large dealerships which is technically owned by Kyocera, but from what I understand, the old Duplitron owner is still acting GM of the company. So although they are owned, they still act marginally autonomous. This actually gives both parties leverage. Duplitron can get better pricing than Manufacturing companies, and at the same time not have to cut through corporate Red Tape like I've seen working for Manufacturers like Konica Minolta.
 What I'm seeing, is two slighted employees trying to spread lies because they weren't doing their job. And it happens with every company. I can tell you stories. And just like EVERY office equipment company in the world, there will be some clients that will completely get the raw deal on service, and some that get the sweetheart deal. The Teachers College in Manhatten amost gets completely free production equipment. I've been in that location and it's at least $1million in equipment they have. But it's a deal they were able to strike with KMBS....Xerox does something like $5 million in Advertising with News Corporation, so News Corporation (FOX) only does business with Xerox. Canon and Ricoh Buy their clients with advertising as well. It's industry wide. And if you stick around long enough, you will see every dirty trick in the book. But those people eventually get found out and fired. That's just how the industry works.
 And it used to bother me, until I realized that being the honest guy, in a sea of Sales Sharks, pays off. It's the clients fault if they don't care and they say stupid things like "I just want to press print, and the machine prints"....Well, if you don't care to realize what you are getting into, then you deserve every bad experience you get. Because Liars will say whatever you want to hear for a sale.....Clients need to realize it's a 3-5 year investment. Would you marry a random person knowing that you're stuck with them for 3-5 years? I would hope not....But maybe that's why the divorce rate is around 50%. I can't speak to that....anyway, I digress.
 Every organization has it's problems. But they get figured out, or they go out of business. And this company is no where near out of business. In fact, I happen to know from an outside source that they plan on opening another office, which takes a lot of money to do.
 Final Summation. I see 2 former employees summarily fired. And they are trying to exact revenge in the worst way they feel that they can

i worked for duplitron for 10 years as a delivery guy for 4 years than as a tech for 6 years ....when i delivered i cant tell you how many times i watched the service manager pull the meter from a copier and as they cleaned it up to sell as new he would set meter back to 000000 he would do it in his office so no one could see how he does it....They have 1 supervisor of tech by the name of jorgehe does a great job and gives his all only to get s**t on..the stuff that goes on there is crazy..they strip down other companies lease copiers that they pick up .than put on all there beat up parts before they send back..they take fuser units power supply boards all high price parts n stick anything in its place sometimes not even hooking it back up before they put covers back on..Its a joke what goes on over there