Posted by Kathy Fletcher on 1/18/07 10:20am
Msg #171500
Portable Copier
Looking for something very lightweight and compact to copy both driver's licenses and copies of declarations page of homeowner's insurance.
Anyone have any recommendations?
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Reply by DebbieT on 1/18/07 10:29am
Msg #171502
I use the HP F380. You dont need a laptop. Just plug it in, scan, and it makes a copy. Its also very lightweight.
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Reply by Kathy Fletcher on 1/18/07 10:36am
Msg #171504
Thanks, I'll take a look n/m
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Reply by SharonMN on 1/18/07 10:58am
Msg #171506
Try a digital camera and print on the computer when you get home.
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Reply by DebbieT on 1/18/07 11:09am
Msg #171507
I purchased mine from ebay for $30.00 new.
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Reply by paaz on 1/18/07 12:27pm
Msg #171518
Do you happen to have an email address for the supplier? n/m
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Reply by ZeeCA on 1/18/07 4:57pm
Msg #171577
Debbie - this is HP F380 you got on ebay new for $30? or? n/m
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Reply by DebbieT on 1/18/07 6:17pm
Msg #171586
Re: Debbie - this is HP F380 you got on ebay new for $30? or?
Yes, it was new. It was a but it now deal. No bidding. Alot of people got these for free from HP as a bonus for purchasing something else. So now they are getting rid of them on ebay for the cash.
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Reply by DebbieT on 1/18/07 6:18pm
Msg #171587
Re: Debbie - this is HP F380 you got on ebay new for $30? or?
Sorry, Buy it now deal.
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Reply by BMoon_FL on 1/18/07 11:33am
Msg #171510
I also use the HP380. It fits perfectly into a roll around suitcase I had and all the paper, etc fits in it. Be sure you get a 3 prong to 2 prong adapter as some older homes may not have the 3 prong plug.
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Reply by Kathy Fletcher on 1/18/07 11:38am
Msg #171512
Thank you for this info, I had never thought of this n/m
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Reply by hcampersFL on 1/18/07 12:36pm
Msg #171522
Will it use legal paper?
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Reply by BMoon_FL on 1/18/07 1:21pm
Msg #171536
I got my F380 from Office Depot for about 60.00 with a discount card I had. It does letter size paper. This works better for me than my camera because of dec pages, etc. I know many say it is not our job, but now several of the good title companies are saying no ID, no pay. The services that we are willing to provide many times separate us from being "just a notary". IMHO
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Reply by Margaret_FL on 1/18/07 2:27pm
Msg #171551
I am working for a company that wants you to have a portable color copier. They want color copies of ID. I have an HP PSC 1610 all-in-one. I also got it at Office Depot and I paid $75 with a $20 off card. I have had it for a while and was already using it to copy drivers license. No computer needed just plug in. Thanks for the tip on the plug converter.
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Reply by BMoon_FL on 1/18/07 2:29pm
Msg #171553
This is a color copier and does not need a computer.
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Reply by Chris Watanabe on 1/18/07 6:07pm
Msg #171585
Thanks everyone, I have been searching for a reasonable priced solution to this problem.
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Reply by NCLisa on 1/18/07 6:45pm
Msg #171592
Color copies of ID's
Check your state statutes about color copies of ID's. It is illegal to make a color reproduction of a NC drivers license. It is also illegal in several other states.
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Reply by NCLisa on 1/18/07 6:51pm
Msg #171593
I bought a Brother MFC-7820N to use in my car for printing docs and copying ID.
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Reply by Kathy Fletcher on 1/18/07 7:57pm
Msg #171604
How do you print docs. Have a mobile internet conn? n/m
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Reply by Margaret_FL on 1/18/07 8:36pm
Msg #171614
Re: How do you print docs. Have a mobile internet conn?
This printer does not hook up to the computer. You are making copies of ID, etc. I do have another
printer that does hookup to my laptop and I have a power inverter to run it in the car
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Reply by NCLisa on 1/18/07 9:11pm
Msg #171621
I use a power inverter to plug it in, and it's wireless, so I don't have to physically hook it up to the laptop. I've got a Cingular broadband mobile connection for the laptop. So far it works everywhere I've gone.
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