Save Big On Your Printer Consumables

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Print More, Spend Less (http://www.PrintMoreSpendLess.com) is a site
offering valuable discounts on consumable printing supplies. Choose
from brand name products or premium compatibles. If what you're looking

for is not listed, let us know and we'll put it online right away.
Inkjets, toner, fax ribbons, typewriter ribbons, P-Touch Labels, Xerox
Phaser Solid Ink -all for less money than you'll pay at the three major

Superstores. Once you compare prices, you'll switch your source to
Print More, Spend Less.

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this is a spamming hawker who wants you to print less and cost you more
Print More, Spend Less (http://www.PrintMoreSpendLess.com) is a site
offering valuable discounts on consumable printing supplies. Choose
from brand name products or premium compatibles.
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there are not compatibles let alone premium ones
If what you're looking

for is not listed, let us know and we'll put it online right away.
Inkjets, toner, fax ribbons, typewriter ribbons, P-Touch Labels, Xerox
Phaser Solid Ink -all for less money than you'll pay at the three major

Superstores. Once you compare prices, you'll switch your source to
Print More, Spend Less.
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i do not think so. i trust costco
 
digitalexec said:
[spam snipped] is a site
offering valuable discounts on consumable printing supplies. Choose
from brand name products or premium compatibles. If what you're
looking
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Comp.periphs.printers is not a forsale group. Please do not spam
comp.periphs.printers.

- Bob Headrick
 
Bob said:
[spam snipped] is a site
offering valuable discounts on consumable printing supplies. Choose
from brand name products or premium compatibles. If what you're looking
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Comp.periphs.printers is not a forsale group.
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then why are there so many plants pushing generic ink
 
measekite said:
Bob said:
[spam snipped] is a site
offering valuable discounts on consumable printing supplies. Choose
from brand name products or premium compatibles. If what you're looking
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Comp.periphs.printers is not a forsale group.
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then why are there so many plants pushing generic ink
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I'll be keeping tabs now to see which person pushes the most ink (OEM
versus generic).

-Taliesyn


 
Taliesyn said:
measekite said:
Bob said:
[spam snipped] is a site
offering valuable discounts on consumable printing supplies. Choose
from brand name products or premium compatibles. If what you're looking




Comp.periphs.printers is not a forsale group.
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then why are there so many plants pushing generic ink
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I'll be keeping tabs now to see which person pushes the most ink (OEM
versus generic).

-Taliesyn


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There are no 'generic' plants here. Meashershithead is the only
consistent spammer in this ng. He spams the ng with his "oem' shit on a
daily basis.
Kill file him!
Frank
 
@newssvr29.news.prodigy.net:

then why are there so many plants pushing generic ink
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Not many are, if any. Most posters extolling the use of aftermarket
formulated ink are happy customers of those aftermarket formulated ink
vendor.

 
Gary said:
@newssvr29.news.prodigy.net:





Not many are, if any. Most posters extolling the use of aftermarket
formulated ink are happy customers of those aftermarket formulated ink
vendor.
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You said "happy customers". Yes, this is a printer group where feedback
is very important from experienced users.

Yes, happy, happy, happy!

True experience. One of my cartridges registered low recently. I went to
get the refill bottles and noticed I was almost out of one color -
they're only the 2 oz plastic bottles.

I then went to HobbiColors eBay page and ordered another kit pronto. For
$22 (US) I get enough quality ink to refill about 7 full sets (of 5
cartridges). They also give you 5 spanking new blank cartridges,
including the bigger BCI-3e for the black, and a syringe and detailed
instructions. Actually, I prefer 5 separate syringes. But this isn't an
issue since I have a "cupla-a-dozen" in my collection.

I was amazed to hear my kit was mailed same day, and then found the
order literally on my doorstep (didn't hear the mail truck!) a few days
later.

So for about $30 Canadian, with shipping ($25 or $26 US), I get a set of
new cartridges and ink. Very economical considering that same $30
Canadian won't even buy 2 Canon OEM cartridges. So I calculate this
refill kit will save me... about $590 after subtracting the price of the
kit. Yeah, I'm happy. Do I wish Canon sold a kit like this? Heavens,
no!!! You know they'd charge $500 for it ;-)

-Taliesyn
 
Taliesyn said:
I then went to HobbiColors eBay page and ordered another kit pronto. For
$22 (US) I get enough quality ink to refill about 7 full sets (of 5
cartridges). They also give you 5 spanking new blank cartridges,
including the bigger BCI-3e for the black, and a syringe and detailed
instructions. Actually, I prefer 5 separate syringes. But this isn't an
issue since I have a "cupla-a-dozen" in my collection.
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It would seem that hobbicolors does sell things outside of e-bay, but
they use paypal or postal money order for payment. I'm giving their
wc8 inks a shot.
 
pure generic. you do not know what they are
You said "happy customers". Yes, this is a printer group where
feedback is very important from experienced users.

Yes, happy, happy, happy!

True experience. One of my cartridges registered low recently. I went to
get the refill bottles and noticed I was almost out of one color -
they're only the 2 oz plastic bottles.

I then went to HobbiColors eBay page
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oh ebay again good place people are getting cloned
and ordered another kit pronto. For
$22 (US) I get enough quality ink to refill about 7 full sets (of 5
cartridges). They also give you 5 spanking new blank cartridges,
including the bigger BCI-3e for the black, and a syringe and detailed
instructions. Actually, I prefer 5 separate syringes. But this isn't an
issue since I have a "cupla-a-dozen" in my collection.

I was amazed to hear my kit was mailed same day,
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when they have little business they can do that
and then found the
order literally on my doorstep (didn't hear the mail truck!) a few
days later.

So for about $30 Canadian, with shipping ($25 or $26 US), I get a set
of new cartridges and ink. Very economical considering that same $30
Canadian won't even buy 2 Canon OEM cartridges. So I calculate this
refill kit will save me... about $590 after subtracting the price of
the kit. Yeah, I'm happy. Do I wish Canon sold a kit like this?
Heavens, no!!! You know they'd charge $500 for it ;-)
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i guess it is dirt cheap to get a clogged head
 
zakezuke said:
Taliesyn wrote:




It would seem that hobbicolors does sell things outside of e-bay, but
they use paypal or postal money order for payment. I'm giving their
wc8 inks a shot.
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WC8, that's the new next generation ink for the new iP4200/iP5200 line,
right? It'll be a while before I get to use this line of improved inks
as I have too many printers right now. The new inks supposedly have a
significantly wider gamut and improved light fastness over the inks used
in the BCI-6 cartridges.

-Taliesyn
 
Taliesyn said:
WC8, that's the new next generation ink for the new iP4200/iP5200 line,
right? It'll be a while before I get to use this line of improved inks
as I have too many printers right now. The new inks supposedly have a
significantly wider gamut and improved light fastness over the inks used
in the BCI-6 cartridges.
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I do plan to test the wc8 inks in my printer in Japanese mode, which is
geared for bci-7.

As i've not actually met bci-7, I can not say for sure bci-7 is the
same as cli-8, but bci-7, bci-7e, and cli-8 are all part of the
chromalife series. But the ink for these all tend to be listed as
being the same.
 
zakezuke said:
Taliesyn wrote:




I do plan to test the wc8 inks in my printer in Japanese mode, which is
geared for bci-7.

As i've not actually met bci-7, I can not say for sure bci-7 is the
same as cli-8, but bci-7, bci-7e, and cli-8 are all part of the
chromalife series. But the ink for these all tend to be listed as
being the same.
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Interesting. If you go for it, let us know how the new colors are and if
you notice an improvement over the older BCI-6 inks.

-Taliesyn
 
pure generic. you do not know what they are
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I do so. I know I am buying;

A: An ink formulated for my particular printer.
"generic" ink would preclude that formulation.

B: Inks many other have used and have had few problems with.
 
Gary said:
@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com:




I do so. I know I am buying;

A: An ink formulated for my particular printer.
"generic" ink would preclude that formulation.

B: Inks many other have used and have had few problems with.
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Gary, meashershithead does not care about hearing or knowing the truth.
He's obviously mentally retarded as far as printers, ink and paper are
concerned.
Frank
 
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