Office Depot® and Office. Max® stores, in the 50 United States and Puerto Rico only, and Officedepot. Com (“Office Depot”) will gladly match the price on a qualifying item sold in store or online at Staples, Target, Walmart, Best Buy, or Amazon. Com and copy and custom printing jobs from Fed. Ex Office or The UPS Store (each a “Competitor”).
Stores of Office Depot and Office Max along with officedepot. Com follow the procedure of price matching and satisfying their customers with a reasonable price match. All new items supposedly the identical ones, i., and e. With the same model configurations, features, and warranty period only will qualify for price matching.
How do I get a refund from Office Depot?
In case of a purchase done through officedepot. Com, then showcase the price of that item in any of the Office Depot or Office Max stores. Therefore, claim the refund of the difference directly from the stores. Aversion of price match done on the basis of Office Depot company catalogs, special offers list usually takes place.
For copy and custom printing jobs, a printed quote is required. Office Depot reserves the right to contact a Competitor to confirm a price. If you already made your purchase, show us the lower price of a qualifying item within 14 days of your Office Depot purchase and we will refund you the difference.
Why choose Office Depot for office supplies?
From basic office supplies, such as printer paperand labels, to office equipment, like file cabinetsand stylish office furniture, Office Depot and Office. Max have the office products you need to get the job done. Maintain a well-stocked office breakroom. Save on printer ink and toner to keep your office efficient and productive.
The office supply retailers face fierce competition, a good deal of it online, from websites like Amazon.
Are Office Depot and Staples merging?
Both chains come under the microscope now that talks of a merger have emerged. Exterior of Office Depot, left, and Staples. — — Staples is acquiring Office Depot, a merger of two companies so similar it’s hard to see how they co-existed in the competitive retail space.
The next thing we wanted the answer to was what’s the deal with Office Depot and Staples?
Exterior of Office Depot, left, and Staples. — — Staples is acquiring Office Depot, a merger of two companies so similar it’s hard to see how they co-existed in the competitive retail space. The brick-and-mortar office supply business has been rolling up for a while. Office Depot itself merged with Office. Max in 2013.
Here’s why: Though preparing for a rebound, the office products business faces wrenching changes–and Staples is better positioned to weather them. Along with slower revenue growth, Office Depot earns profit margins that are inferior to Staples.