Island Inkjet (again??)

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Robert Peirce

This probably has been covered but I don't recall. I have a Canon i9100
that I use at home for text and photos and an Epson R200 in another
location that is used pretty much exclusively for text, including
documents that contain color.

I use black for text and color (including black) exclusively for
photographs on the i9100. Mechanically, I have not heard of any
problems from Island Inkjet, but what about quality? How do their inks
measure up to OEM in terms of color match and longevity? Does anybody
have any first hand experience with their inks in these printers.
 
THEY CLOG AND FADE JUST LIKE ALL AFTERMARKET INKS DO AND THEY WILL NOT
TELL YOU WHAT YOU ARE BUYING
 
Robert Peirce said:
This probably has been covered but I don't recall. I have a Canon i9100
that I use at home for text and photos and an Epson R200 in another
location that is used pretty much exclusively for text, including
documents that contain color.

I use black for text and color (including black) exclusively for
photographs on the i9100. Mechanically, I have not heard of any
problems from Island Inkjet, but what about quality? How do their inks
measure up to OEM in terms of color match and longevity? Does anybody
have any first hand experience with their inks in these printers.
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Robert
I have no experience with this company, but I do have some experience of
Measekite. If you are new here do yourself a favour and ignore him.
Tony
 
Island Inkjet is a company that started on Vancouver Island BC, where I
live. I have never used their products but I have spoken to may who
have, and some of the franchise owners, as well.

I would only say that I imagine the quality could be variable between
the different franchises, because of variations in employee training and
volume of material turnover. I "assume" they use standard suppliers for
their inks, to try to flatten the variation in the inks themselves, and
I also assume they use several; different inks based upon the brand and
type of cartridge being refilled, but how they do on refilling, how old
the inks are, how hygiene the process is, etc, probably varies between
employees and franchises.

I would guess for mission critical work, there may be some risk to
getting refills from any refiller, particularly for 7 or more color
machines, and for pigment inks.

Art
 
YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GETTING UNLESS YOU BUY OEM INK.
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You do if you buy bulk ink from a repuable vendor that sells product from a
reputable manufacturer.

When you buy OEM ink you do know you are paying too much.
 
Gary said:
@newssvr14.news.prodigy.com:




You do if you buy bulk ink from a repuable vendor that sells product from a
reputable manufacturer.
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NO VENDOR IS REPUTABLE WHO DOES NOT TELL YOU WHAT YOU ARE BUYING.
When you buy OEM ink you do know you are paying too much.
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DUH
 
NO VENDOR IS REPUTABLE WHO DOES NOT TELL YOU WHAT YOU ARE BUYING.
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Then OEM is not reputable.

Reputable means they have earned a reputation, usually positive, and in
the case of certain ink vendors, such as Hobbicolors, MIS, Atlantic
inkjet, that is the cast. OEM have a bad reputation, due to price.
 
Gary said:
Then OEM is not reputable.

Reputable means they have earned a reputation, usually positive, and in
the case of certain ink vendors, such as Hobbicolors, MIS, Atlantic
inkjet, that is the cast. OEM have a bad reputation, due to price.
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NONE OF THESE DISCLOSE. YOU ARE A REAL JERK. SOON I INDEND TO BE RID
OF YOU. I NO LONGER CAN DEAL WITH AN IDIOT. YOU MUST BE A KID OR AN
OLD FART.
 
Gary said:
Then OEM is not reputable.

Reputable means they have earned a reputation, usually positive, and in
the case of certain ink vendors, such as Hobbicolors, MIS, Atlantic
inkjet, that is the cast. OEM have a bad reputation, due to price.
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That stupid piece of shit meashershithead can't ****in read so why bother.
Who cares what the chemical formulation of after market inks is as long
as it works. Anyway, even if they told you who would know what they were
talking about.
Now ask any oem what their chemical formulation is. They won't tell you
ANYTHING!!!
So who discloses whats in the bottle or cart?
Well they all say (oem & after market) ink that will work with your printer.
Guess what?
IT DOES!!!
Frank
 
NONE OF THESE DISCLOSE. YOU ARE A REAL JERK. SOON I INDEND TO BE RID
OF YOU. I NO LONGER CAN DEAL WITH AN IDIOT. YOU MUST BE A KID OR AN
OLD FART.
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If the issue is disclosure, then OEM doesn't either.
If OEM doesn't have to disclose their ink formulation or actual
manufacturer, then aftermarket vendors do not have to.

If the issue is reputation, then aftermarket vendors have earned a
positive reputation of selling quality ink, either directly themselves,
or by being known resellers of the inks from top end manufactuers.
 
Gary said:
@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com:




If the issue is disclosure, then OEM doesn't either.
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YOU ARE SO DUMB. THEY INVENTED THE PRODUCT THAT OTHERS ARE ATTEMPTING
TO COPY. YOU ARE AS STUPID AS DA OTHERS. YOU HAVE ONE MORE DAY.TO SHAPE UP
If OEM doesn't have to disclose their ink formulation or actual
manufacturer, then aftermarket vendors do not have to.
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DUM DEE DUM DUM
If the issue is reputation, then aftermarket vendors have earned a

NEGATIVE

SNIP



reputation of selling quality ink, either directly themselves,
or by being known
RELABELERS

resellers of the inks from top end manufactuers.
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AH HA

TATER TOT WORKS FOR A RELABELER
 
YOU ARE SO DUMB. THEY INVENTED THE PRODUCT THAT OTHERS ARE ATTEMPTING
TO COPY. YOU ARE AS STUPID AS DA OTHERS. YOU HAVE ONE MORE DAY.TO
SHAPE UP

DUM DEE DUM DUM


AH HA

TATER TOT WORKS FOR A RELABELER
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I think your diaper needs changing. Hurry up or you'll clog.
 
YOU ARE SO DUMB. THEY INVENTED THE PRODUCT THAT OTHERS ARE ATTEMPTING
TO COPY. YOU ARE AS STUPID AS DA OTHERS. YOU HAVE ONE MORE DAY.TO
SHAPE UP
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That is beside the point. The point is EITHER the ink manufacturer or
reseller can be reputable enough to not have to disclose, or they have to
disclose to prove their worth.
DUM DEE DUM DUM
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Yes, you are that.
Un

NEGATIVE

SNIP
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Typical troll action.
Same difference, at least those resellers/relabellers are known to sell
top brands of aftermarket ink.
 
*DUM DEE DUM DUM*



Gary said:
That is beside the point. The point is EITHER the ink manufacturer or
reseller can be reputable enough to not have to disclose, or they have to
disclose to prove their worth.




Yes, you are that.




Typical troll action.



Same difference, at least those resellers/relabellers are known to sell
top brands of aftermarket ink.
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Gary said:
That is beside the point. The point is EITHER the ink manufacturer or
reseller can be reputable enough to not have to disclose, or they have to
disclose to prove their worth.




Yes, you are that.




Typical troll action.



Same difference, at least those resellers/relabellers are known to sell
top brands of aftermarket ink.
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Gary I see you've once again backed our resident troll into a
corner using facts. Standby for his childish bullshit!
Frank
 
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