Dont know if anyone else uses a Rimage disc printer (expensive piece of kit), but the cartridges are also expensive.
I've just found that the much cheaper HP C8856a and C8857a are identical and compatible.
The site isn't actually selling anything as such as far as I can tell, apart from the adverts/links to amazon.
Its providing information regarding this particular cartridges compatibility with a range of disc printers, and the obvious repackaging of cartridges by large companies to make more money from consumers.
I'm in the disc printing market/industry and the cost of consumables such as these ink cartridges is one of our biggest ongoing expenses, especially when companies make them only usable in 1-2 printers the price suddenly goes up.
ParagonMA - we do have tools on this site (as does any other site) to check where users post from, and you are posting from veritysystems.com... the very place that site links to so that people can purchase the cartridges.
I apprechiate that you may well have discovered that these cartridges are compatible, but advertising your own site to sell them is clearly spamming.
"ParagonMA - we do have tools on this site (as does any other site) to check where users post from, and you are posting from veritysystems.com... the very place that site links to so that people can purchase the cartridges.
I apprechiate that you may well have discovered that these cartridges are compatible, but advertising your own site to sell them is clearly spamming."
I know you can check where I post from, I didn't try to hide that (I could have if I was planning to spam), I also clearly said I was in the same industry.
I am a fairly new member but its not like I joined immediately before adding the thread as happens with such forum spams you are accusing me of.
I know they link to us (thats how I found the site via our analytics), but they also link to Amazon and our competitors. It is a 3rd party site (as stated on the website) and nothing to do with me or my employer.
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