Epson Ink Status

[Mark F.]

Epson 600:

It appears that my color cartridge is out but the status dialog box show green
when printing. The image(s) printed are pale blue as if some colors are empty.
There are also lines on the printout. I ran the cleaning cycle three times with
no improvement.

If I replace the color cartridge how do I reset the status to reveal true status
of the ink?

Thanks,
Mark

[Arthur Entlich]

Please email me quoting this question.

I can be reached at:

e-printerhelp(at)mvps(dot)org

(at) = @
(dot) = .

Art

[Mark F.]

I don't make a habit of emailing people from newsgroups (no offense intended).
Besides, others can benefit from your answer as well. Can't you just post your
answer here?

Mark

[measekite]

HE DOES NOT WANT TO POST ANYTHING. HE WANT TO CONTROL PEOPLE HE THINKS
HE HELPS. IT MAKES HIM FEEL POWERFUL IN FRONT OF HIS CHURCH.

[Tesco News]

"Mark F." <reply...@news.com> wrote in message
news:Vb7If.16979$7y1....@tornado.texas.rr.com...

>I don't make a habit of emailing people from newsgroups (no offense
>intended). Besides, others can benefit from your answer as well. Can't you
>just post your answer here?
>
> Mark
>
> Arthur Entlich wrote:
>> Please email me quoting this question.
>>
>> I can be reached at:
>>
>> e-printerhelp(at)mvps(dot)org
>>
>> (at) = @
>> (dot) = .
>>
>> Art
>>

Hi Mark.

It is a fairly large and very comprehensive document.
It is so good, that he could charge for it, but he doesn't.

So if you want the help from Art, just send him an Email, like everyone
else.

Roy G

[Arthur Entlich]

As they say, you can only lead a horse to water, you cannot make him drink.

I don't consider myself a habit, in fact, I certainly have no desire to
become anyone's habit.

The problem you are having is not one problem, but several. The
response involves a 30 page manual to help you to rectify it, which I do
not post for numerous reasons.

This is no reflection on you (no offense intended, either) but it's a
sad state of the internet when a person offers to assist someone and
they are so concerned about consequences like spam, viruses, and
?stalking?? that they do not feel comfortable to write someone in
private mail.

Truly, what have we come to?

Art

[L...@unreal.invalid]

Respectfully suggest you mention that the reply is quite large.
A newcomer to this group would not know about your fine manuals.

Lou

[Mark F.]

If you had stated that fact in the beginning things would have been clear to me.
I have never visited _this_ newsgroup before, and I had absolutely no idea
that I needed a 30 page manual. Having said that, I now realize that if I need a
large manual to fix my problem it is beyond the scope of my expertise. The
printer will be going to a shop for cleaning/repairs.

[Arthur Entlich]

Hi Lou,

And with all sincerity and with equal respect, I believe I did... (see
below...) ;-)

" The response involves a 30 page manual to help you to rectify it,
which I do not post for numerous reasons."

Art

[Arthur Entlich]

Although the manual is about 30 pages long, it is written in very plain
language and only certain parts of it, which I would have directed you
to, would be of use in this particular printer and issue you are
encountering, that is why I asked you to repeat the details in the
email. The whole purpose of the manual is to allow people to maintain
their printers without the expense of bringing it to a repair or service
facility, with simple household products most people have under their
kitchen or bathroom sink. I can almost assure you of three things if you
bring it in for an estimate or service:

1) They will tell you the heads have failed and either need replacement
or are not worth replacing and you should toss the printer and buy a new
one.

2) They will offer to clean the heads for you at a cost that is one half
or more than that of the printer's original cost or replacement cost

3) You will get an estimate that makes you decide you would rather pitch
the printer in the trash and buy a new one.

Obviously, the choice is always yours. My main purpose behind the
support I give (at no cost, and I do not even work in this industry, so
I have no reason to ever sell, trade or spam addresses, nor would I do
so ethically) is to try to prevent these printers from unnecessarily
going into the wastestream.

With the cleaning manual and sometimes a bit of extra assistance by
email, I have walked teens and grandparents through these procedures.
Occasionally, I even send people diagrams or photos to examine if they
are somewhat unsure of what they need to do. The success rate is well
over 95% and I have sent versions of the manual out now over 10,000
times in the last 3-4 years.

In all that time I have had 3 people question my motives or distrust my
intent, including of present company. I am not faulting you for your
concern that someone might be lurking behind an email address and asking
for private email addresses. However, as a matter of generally good
process, it is usually worthwhile to get some sense of the newsgroup or
list you are subscribing to, and the people within it so you can make a
reasonable judgments. If you had done so, you would have seen I am a
regular poster to this group, and that I mainly try to give helpful
advice. Another method to check a person's credibility is to do a
Google search of their name or email address. Again, in my case you
would have found literally thousands of references to what I do and the
Epson Cleaning Manual.

I do not say any of this to ridicule, but so you can have a better and
safer experience in cyberspace, and yet still get what you ultimately need.

I would still be more than happy to send you a copy of the manual and
provide some basic support if you need it, but I respect whatever
decision you come to.

Art

[measekite]

Arthur Entlich wrote:

HERE IS THE SENSE THAT YOU DO NOT KNOW:

A GOOD PORTION OF THE MEMBERS OF THIS NG ARE HACKERS AND TINKERERS WHO
PROFESS HEAD CLOGGING AFTERMARKET INK LIKE IT IS THEIR RELIGION. THEY
HAVE LESS PROBLEM SINCE THEY HAVE A VERY HEAVY PRINT LOAD THAT HELPS
NEGATE CLOGGING.

ANOTHER HIGH PERCENTAGE OF POSTERS ARE UNDERCOVER VENDORS AND RELABELERS
WHO CONTINUALLY PROMOTE AFTERMARKET INK BUT DO SO IN A SLY WAY.

THERE ARE A FEW LIKE ME WHO WILL TELL YOU THE TRUTH. LIKE 99.9% OF THE
RELABELERS OF AFTERMAKERT INK WILL NOT TELL YOU WHAT YOU ARE BUYING.

THEN THERE ARE A BUNCH OF PEOPLE WHO ARE USING AFTERMAKERT INK AND ARE
HAVING PROBLEMS AND NEED SOME KIND OF HELP BEFORE THEY TOSS THEIR
PRINTER IN THE JUNK.

> or list you are subscribing to, and the people within it so you can
> make a reasonable judgments. If you had done so, you would have seen
> I am a regular poster to this group, and that I mainly try to give
> helpful advice. Another method to check a person's credibility is to
> do a Google search of their name or email address. Again, in my case
> you would have found literally thousands of references to what I do
> and the Epson Cleaning Manual.
>
> I do not say any of this to ridicule, but so you can have a better and
> safer experience in cyberspace, and yet still get what you ultimately
> need.

HE LIKE TO MAKE HIMSELF FEEL GOOD AND HAVE POWER OTHERWISE HE WOULD POST
THE MANUAL FOR DOWNLOAD ON HIS WEBSITE.

[Taliesyn]

measekite wrote:

>
>
> Arthur Entlich wrote:
>
>>
>> In all that time I have had 3 people question my motives or distrust
>> my intent, including of present company. I am not faulting you for
>> your concern that someone might be lurking behind an email address and
>> asking for private email addresses. However, as a matter of generally
>> good process, it is usually worthwhile to get some sense of the newsgroup
>
>
> HERE IS THE SENSE THAT YOU DO NOT KNOW:

And here is the sense you lack.

>
> A GOOD PORTION OF THE MEMBERS OF THIS NG ARE HACKERS AND TINKERERS WHO
> PROFESS HEAD CLOGGING AFTERMARKET INK LIKE IT IS THEIR RELIGION. THEY
> HAVE LESS PROBLEM SINCE THEY HAVE A VERY HEAVY PRINT LOAD THAT HELPS
> NEGATE CLOGGING.
>

What heavy print load????

Well golly gee, I haven't done any personal projects since before
Christmas. It's been 2 months now and my 2 active printers have been
anything but active - relegated to a max 2 to 4 pages per week - the odd
email and shopping list. I'm EXTREMELY sorry to disappoint you but there
hasn't been any change in their normally smooth operation. Hmmmm, what's
that word you like to use... "clog"... in spite of my VERY VERY VERY VERY
VERY light print load.

YOU LIED ABOUT CLOGGING!!!!! I'm so shocked.... not really. I knew you
were full of it.

> ANOTHER HIGH PERCENTAGE OF POSTERS ARE UNDERCOVER VENDORS AND RELABELERS
> WHO CONTINUALLY PROMOTE AFTERMARKET INK BUT DO SO IN A SLY WAY.

YESS, YESS, YESS, okay I admit it, godammit! If you email me I will send
you a half gallon of freshly brewed colored water for a mere pittance.
but don't worry, it's compatible. Compatible to something or other...
Keep it hush-hush and I'll promise to respond in a - are you ready for
this - a "sly way" - just like you suggested in your post.

>
> THERE ARE A FEW LIKE ME WHO WILL TELL YOU THE TRUTH.

Oh, you mean "your" truth, ya? Das iste so funny!!!! Pleeze stop, my
hernia iste killing me softly vit your daily song. Now please git off my
bed, young boy.

Is something wrong with Art's truth? Is something wrong with my truth?
Funny thing is, I AM telling the truth because I use aftermarket ink.
The unfunny thing is YOUR AREN'T because you've never used it. YOU KNOW
NOTHING BUT YOUR LIES, MY DEAR "ALL CAPS" FELLOW. DAS ISTE SO FUNNY, YA?

> LIKE 99.9% OF THE
> RELABELERS OF AFTERMAKERT INK WILL NOT TELL YOU WHAT YOU ARE BUYING.

Yes, they do. It's clearly marked "ink" on their websites. What did you
want, the name and address of the brewmaster who made it? Sorry, there
are only a handful of known sources. Few will tell you who made it, not
even Canon tells you this. Are you kidding me. This is big state
secret!!! They just stick their name on the box after they find an ink
that works well with their printers. That's the plain truth, nothing but
the truth. And no, they DID NOT FORMULATE IT. Don't give me this shit.
They know nothing about inks. They make cameras, ya?

>
> THEN THERE ARE A BUNCH OF PEOPLE WHO ARE USING AFTERMAKERT INK AND ARE
> HAVING PROBLEMS AND NEED SOME KIND OF HELP BEFORE THEY TOSS THEIR
> PRINTER IN THE JUNK.

And this bothers you? Go fetch it, maybe if you clean it up you can use
it, ya? Guess what, this is why we have have newsgroups. Newsgroups
were not meant as an amusement park so you could use this group as a
chat room to talk to yourself.

>
>> or list you are subscribing to, and the people within it so you can
>> make a reasonable judgments. If you had done so, you would have seen
>> I am a regular poster to this group, and that I mainly try to give
>> helpful advice. Another method to check a person's credibility is to
>> do a Google search of their name or email address. Again, in my case
>> you would have found literally thousands of references to what I do
>> and the Epson Cleaning Manual.
>>
>> I do not say any of this to ridicule, but so you can have a better and
>> safer experience in cyberspace, and yet still get what you ultimately
>> need.
>
>
> HE LIKE TO MAKE HIMSELF FEEL GOOD AND HAVE POWER OTHERWISE HE WOULD POST
> THE MANUAL FOR DOWNLOAD ON HIS WEBSITE.
>

And this bothers you? I respect what Art, Mr. Headrick, Tony and others
are doing. If you are so very jealous of the intelligence others put to
good use then use your own so called intelligence and create an OEM
inkjet guide for people to request. Hey, I'll request one from you, I'm
just dying to read it.... :-)

-Taliesyn (I've got the loneliest, hungriest printers in town. Can
someone please give them a couple of bytes to print.)

[measekite]

Taliesyn wrote:

> measekite wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Arthur Entlich wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> In all that time I have had 3 people question my motives or distrust
>>> my intent, including of present company. I am not faulting you for
>>> your concern that someone might be lurking behind an email address
>>> and asking for private email addresses. However, as a matter of
>>> generally good process, it is usually worthwhile to get some sense
>>> of the newsgroup
>>
>>
>>
>> HERE IS THE SENSE THAT YOU DO NOT KNOW:
>
>
> And here is the sense you lack.

TALLYHO MUST BE DONE WITH FINAL EXAMS. DID YOU PASS OR FAIL

>
>>
>> A GOOD PORTION OF THE MEMBERS OF THIS NG ARE HACKERS AND TINKERERS
>> WHO PROFESS HEAD CLOGGING AFTERMARKET INK LIKE IT IS THEIR RELIGION.
>> THEY HAVE LESS PROBLEM SINCE THEY HAVE A VERY HEAVY PRINT LOAD THAT
>> HELPS NEGATE CLOGGING.
>>
>
> What heavy print load????

TAKE SOME MATH SO YOU CAN COUNT.

>
> Well golly gee, I haven't done any personal projects since before
> Christmas. It's been 2 months now and my 2 active printers have been
> anything but active - relegated to a max 2 to 4 pages per week - the odd
> email and shopping list. I'm EXTREMELY sorry to disappoint you but there
> hasn't been any change in their normally smooth operation. Hmmmm, what's
> that word you like to use... "clog"... in spite of my VERY VERY VERY VERY
> VERY light print load.

HIGH SCHOOL MORON

>
> YOU LIED ABOUT CLOGGING!!!!! I'm so shocked.... not really. I knew you
> were full of it.

OR IS IT AN IMPECILE

>
>> ANOTHER HIGH PERCENTAGE OF POSTERS ARE UNDERCOVER VENDORS AND
>> RELABELERS WHO CONTINUALLY PROMOTE AFTERMARKET INK BUT DO SO IN A SLY
>> WAY.
>
>
> YESS, YESS, YESS, okay I admit it, godammit! If you email me I will send
> you a half gallon of freshly brewed colored water for a mere pittance.
> but don't worry, it's compatible.

I DO NOT THINK YOU CAN AFFORD THE POSTAGE

> Compatible to something or other...
> Keep it hush-hush and I'll promise to respond in a - are you ready for
> this - a "sly way" - just like you suggested in your post.
>
>>
>> THERE ARE A FEW LIKE ME WHO WILL TELL YOU THE TRUTH.
>
>
> Oh, you mean "your" truth, ya? Das iste so funny!!!! Pleeze stop, my
> hernia iste killing me softly vit your daily song. Now please git off my
> bed, young boy.

IF IT HURTS SO MUCH TAKE IT OUT OF YOUR MOUTH

>
> Is something wrong with Art's truth? Is something wrong with my truth?
> Funny thing is, I AM telling the truth because I use aftermarket ink.

LIAR LIAR PANTS ON FIRE. BETTER WATCH OUT BECAUSE THE FRENCH ARE CLOSING IN

> The unfunny thing is YOUR AREN'T because you've never used it. YOU KNOW
> NOTHING BUT YOUR LIES, MY DEAR "ALL CAPS" FELLOW. DAS ISTE SO FUNNY, YA?
>
>> LIKE 99.9% OF THE RELABELERS OF AFTERMAKERT INK WILL NOT TELL YOU
>> WHAT YOU ARE BUYING.
>
>
> Yes, they do. It's clearly marked "ink" on their websites.

THIS IS THE DUMMEST JERK STATEMENT I HAVE EVER SEEN

> What did you
> want, the name and address of the brewmaster who made it? Sorry, there
> are only a handful of known sources.

> Few will tell you who made it,

ALMOST NONE

> not
> even

> Canon tells you this.

THEY INVESTED IT

> Are you kidding me. This is big state secret!!! They just stick their
> name on the box after they find an ink
> that works well with their printers. That's the plain truth, nothing but
> the truth. And no, they DID NOT FORMULATE IT.

LIAR LIAR PANTS ON FIRE

> Don't give me this shit.

YOU NEED SOMETHING TO EAT

> They know nothing about inks. They make cameras, ya?

IF YOU FEEL THAT WAY THEN DO NOT BUY A CANON PRINTER. DO NOT BUY AN
EPSON PRINTER. DO NOT BUY AN HP PRINTER.

>
>>
>> THEN THERE ARE A BUNCH OF PEOPLE WHO ARE USING AFTERMAKERT INK AND
>> ARE HAVING PROBLEMS AND NEED SOME KIND OF HELP BEFORE THEY TOSS THEIR
>> PRINTER IN THE JUNK.
>
>
> And this bothers you? Go fetch it, maybe if you clean it up you can use
> it, ya? Guess what, this is why we have have

CHURCHES

> newsgroups. Newsgroups
> were not meant as an amusement park so you could use this group as a
> chat room to talk to yourself.
>
>>
>>> or list you are subscribing to, and the people within it so you can
>>> make a reasonable judgments. If you had done so, you would have
>>> seen I am a regular poster to this group, and that I mainly try to
>>> give helpful advice. Another method to check a person's credibility
>>> is to do a Google search of their name or email address. Again, in
>>> my case you would have found literally thousands of references to
>>> what I do and the Epson Cleaning Manual.
>>>
>>> I do not say any of this to ridicule, but so you can have a better
>>> and safer experience in cyberspace, and yet still get what you
>>> ultimately need.
>>
>>
>>
>> HE LIKE TO MAKE HIMSELF FEEL GOOD AND HAVE POWER OTHERWISE HE WOULD
>> POST THE MANUAL FOR DOWNLOAD ON HIS WEBSITE.
>>
>
> And this bothers you? I respect what Art, Mr. Headrick, Tony and
> others are doing. If you are so very jealous of the intelligence
> others put to
> good use then use your own so called intelligence and create an OEM
> inkjet guide for people to request. Hey, I'll request one from you, I'm
> just dying to read it.... :-)
>
> -Taliesyn (I've got the loneliest, hungriest printers in town. Can
> someone please give them a couple of bytes to print.)

AS AN OUTSIDER WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE HUMAN RACE

[Frank]

What a dumb fuckwit moron meashershithead it!
Frank

[tomcas]

Assuming the printer is really out of ink installing a new cartridge is
not likely to solve your problem. When these cartridges run dry the ink
tends to dry out and plug the nozzles. If you followed the operating
instructions this should never happen. The printer prevents the
cartridge from running dry by keeping track of the ink usage and
declaring the cartridge empty before it actually is. At this point it
refuses to print. Sometime when this happens people are tempted to reset
the counter by simply removing the cartridge and reinstalling it. There
is a micro switch that detects the cartridge and this is what signals
the reset. The real damage happens when people forget to replace the now
almost dry cartridge and it begins to ingest air and quickly plugs the
nozzles. By now you have figured out the answer to your question, which
is simply-, you don't need to reset the level it is done automatically.
Your next question will probably be - how do you prompt for a cartridge
change before the printer says the ink is low or empty?
Open the cover and press the Load/Eject button for 3 seconds. Use this
method only when replacing old or outdated cartridges before the ink
level lights flash or come on.
http://files.support.epson.com/flash/sc670_/oldink.html
If you happen to get this printer working and you ever need to change
the ink when it is low or empty as respectively indicated by the lights
flashing or staying lit continuously, then use the standard procedure by
pressing the down the cleaning button instead of the load/eject button.
http://files.support.epson.com/flash/sc670_/emptink.html

[tomcas]

Frank wrote:

> What a dumb fuckwit moron meashershithead it!
> Frank

Well put, I'll second that.

[Gary Tait]

measekite <inkys...@oem.com> wrote in
news:UgpIf.20668$_S7.1...@newssvr14.news.prodigy.com:

>
> HERE IS THE SENSE THAT YOU DO NOT KNOW:
>
> A GOOD PORTION OF THE MEMBERS OF THIS NG ARE HACKERS AND TINKERERS WHO
> PROFESS HEAD CLOGGING AFTERMARKET INK LIKE IT IS THEIR RELIGION. THEY
> HAVE LESS PROBLEM SINCE THEY HAVE A VERY HEAVY PRINT LOAD THAT HELPS
> NEGATE CLOGGING.

Not me. I profess good quality aftermarket that works in the printer as
well as OEM, and will not have any more clogging or any other internal
problem than I have with OEM ink.

> ANOTHER HIGH PERCENTAGE OF POSTERS ARE UNDERCOVER VENDORS AND
> RELABELERS WHO CONTINUALLY PROMOTE AFTERMARKET INK BUT DO SO IN A SLY
> WAY.

Not as much as you think. A lot of us are power users, although not heavy
printers, that simply like to eat and things. Or use saved money to go
buy new printers or heads.

> THERE ARE A FEW LIKE ME WHO WILL TELL YOU THE TRUTH. LIKE 99.9% OF
> THE RELABELERS OF AFTERMAKERT INK WILL NOT TELL YOU WHAT YOU ARE
> BUYING.

That is becasue they don't have to. Yes it would be nice if they did, but
there is an established line of trust there, so they don't have to, no
more than OEM has to, as many vendores sell ink from premium
manufacturers, whom manufacture ink designed for a specific printing
technology, the same as OEM, and it is often known which vendors sell
those inks.

> THEN THERE ARE A BUNCH OF PEOPLE WHO ARE USING AFTERMAKERT INK AND ARE
> HAVING PROBLEMS AND NEED SOME KIND OF HELP BEFORE THEY TOSS THEIR
> PRINTER IN THE JUNK.

Yes, and they are mis-using the ink or printer (and would therefore
likely have trouble even with OEM ink), or using the wrong ink.

[Frank]

Branwynn Slayne wrote:

> tomcas <tom...@mjwebsitedesign.com> wrote in news:0MuIf.942$9v4.849
> @fe08.lga:

> Poster beware!!! "Frank" is one of Measekite's many aliases. Ditto for
> "Prime" and "Gary Tait".

Learn to read the headers you fucking moron!
Frank

[Frank]

Branwynn Slayne wrote:

> tomcas <tom...@mjwebsitedesign.com> wrote in news:0MuIf.942$9v4.849
> @fe08.lga:
>
>

> Poster beware!!! "Frank" is one of Measekite's many aliases. Ditto for
> "Prime" and "Gary Tait".

You're the most likely candidate to be an alias of meashershithead cause
you're in fucking texas...where he it!
Asshole!
Frank

[tomcas]

Branwynn Slayne wrote:
> tomcas <tom...@mjwebsitedesign.com> wrote in news:0MuIf.942$9v4.849
> @fe08.lga:
>
>

> Poster beware!!! "Frank" is one of Measekite's many aliases. Ditto for
> "Prime" and "Gary Tait".

You can't be serious. What does he do, argue with himself in multiple
personalities for entertainment? I say multiple personalities because in
at least in this string his alter states have found the cap key, speak
in complete knowledgeable sentences, and have lost the baby rhymes. That
plus he actually acknowledges the benefits of refilling.

[Arthur Entlich]

There appears to be more and more reason to believe Branwynn Slayne is
correct. I don't have the time or inclination to pursue this, to make
an absolute determination, but the consistency of response between these
differing "people" leads me to believe they have more in common than
meets the eye.

Interestingly, currently three of four of those mentioned are in my
killfile.

And yes, I have encountered other MPs who do argue with themselves on
newsgroups using several aliases.

Art

[Frank]

Arthur Entlich wrote:

> There appears to be more and more reason to believe Branwynn Slayne is
> correct. I don't have the time or inclination to pursue this, to make
> an absolute determination, but the consistency of response between these
> differing "people" leads me to believe they have more in common than
> meets the eye.
>
> Interestingly, currently three of four of those mentioned are in my
> killfile.
>
> And yes, I have encountered other MPs who do argue with themselves on
> newsgroups using several aliases.
>

You need to check the headers Art. Ain't nobody here arguing with
themselves in the literal sense. Figuratively speaking
yes...meashershithead does it with ever post.
Frank

[measekite]

tomcas wrote:

> Branwynn Slayne wrote:
>
>> tomcas <tom...@mjwebsitedesign.com> wrote in news:0MuIf.942$9v4.849
>> @fe08.lga:
>>
>>
>>> Frank wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> What a dumb fuckwit moron meashershithead it!
>>>> Frank
>>>
>>>
>>> Well put, I'll second that.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Poster beware!!! "Frank" is one of Measekite's many aliases.
>

:-) :-) :-) :-D :-D :-D :-[

>> Ditto for "Prime" and "Gary Tait".
>

:-) :-) :-) :-D :-D :-D :-[

>
> You can't be serious. What does he do, argue with himself in multiple
> personalities for entertainment?

HA HA HA HA HA

> I say multiple personalities because in at least in this string his
> alter states have found the cap key, speak in complete knowledgeable
> sentences, and have lost the baby rhymes. That plus he actually
> acknowledges the benefits of refilling.

YO HO HO ---TALLYHO--- AND A BOTTLE OF RUM

[measekite]

Branwynn Slayne wrote:

>tomcas <tom...@mjwebsitedesign.com> wrote in news:0MuIf.942$9v4.849
>@fe08.lga:
>
>
>

>Poster beware!!! "Frank" is one of Measekite's many aliases. Ditto for

>"Prime" and "Gary Tait".
>
>

BUT NOT BRANDISWINE

[measekite]

Gary Tait wrote:

>measekite <inkys...@oem.com> wrote in
>news:UgpIf.20668$_S7.1...@newssvr14.news.prodigy.com:
>
>
>
>>HERE IS THE SENSE THAT YOU DO NOT KNOW:
>>
>>A GOOD PORTION OF THE MEMBERS OF THIS NG ARE HACKERS AND TINKERERS WHO
>>PROFESS HEAD CLOGGING AFTERMARKET INK LIKE IT IS THEIR RELIGION. THEY
>>HAVE LESS PROBLEM SINCE THEY HAVE A VERY HEAVY PRINT LOAD THAT HELPS
>>NEGATE CLOGGING.
>>
>>
>
>Not me. I profess good quality aftermarket
>

THERE IS NONE

> that works in the printer as
>well as OEM, and will not have any more clogging or any other internal
>problem than I have with OEM ink.
>
>

FALSE

>
>
>>ANOTHER HIGH PERCENTAGE OF POSTERS ARE UNDERCOVER VENDORS AND
>>RELABELERS WHO CONTINUALLY PROMOTE AFTERMARKET INK BUT DO SO IN A SLY
>>WAY.
>>
>>
>
>Not as much as you think.
>

THIS IS AN ADMISSION THAT WHAT I SAY IS TRUE.

>A lot of us are power users,
>

BUT MOST ARE JOKES

>although not heavy
>printers,
>
VERY HEAVY PRINTERS

>that simply like to eat and things. Or use saved money to go
>buy new printers or heads.
>
>
>
>
>>THERE ARE A FEW LIKE ME WHO WILL TELL YOU THE TRUTH. LIKE 99.9% OF
>>THE RELABELERS OF AFTERMAKERT INK WILL NOT TELL YOU WHAT YOU ARE
>>BUYING.
>>
>>
>
>That is becasue they don't have to.
>

RIGHT ON. THEY CAN CONTINUE TO BE UNPROFESSIONAL

>Yes it would be nice if they did,
>

>but
>there is an established line of trust
>

YOU ARE A JOKE. IN BUSINESS IF IT IS NOT IN WRITING IT AIN'T TRUE

>there, so they don't have to, no
>more than OEM has to, as many vendores sell ink from premium
>manufacturers,
>

WHO SELLS WHAT???

>whom manufacture ink designed for a specific printing
>technology, the same as OEM, and it is often known which vendors sell
>those inks.
>
>
>
>>THEN THERE ARE A BUNCH OF PEOPLE WHO ARE USING AFTERMAKERT INK AND ARE
>>HAVING PROBLEMS AND NEED SOME KIND OF HELP BEFORE THEY TOSS THEIR
>>PRINTER IN THE JUNK.
>>
>>
>
>Yes,
>

> and they are mis-using the ink or printer
>

THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT THE RELABELERS SAY. YOU MUST BE ONEOF THEM

> (and would therefore
>likely have trouble even with OEM ink), or using the wrong ink.
>
>

I HAVE NOT TROUBLE USING OEM INK

DAVY HAS NOT TROUBLE (PER DAVY) USING OEM INK.

>
>
>

[measekite]

NOW NOW FRANKIE CRANKIE DA LOW LIFE COCKROACH

[Gary Tait]

measekite <inkys...@oem.com> wrote in news:0NKIf.28999$Jd.27138
@newssvr25.news.prodigy.net:

>
>
> Gary Tait wrote:
>
>>measekite <inkys...@oem.com> wrote in
>>news:UgpIf.20668$_S7.1...@newssvr14.news.prodigy.com:
>>
>>
>>
>>>HERE IS THE SENSE THAT YOU DO NOT KNOW:
>>>
>>>A GOOD PORTION OF THE MEMBERS OF THIS NG ARE HACKERS AND TINKERERS WHO
>>>PROFESS HEAD CLOGGING AFTERMARKET INK LIKE IT IS THEIR RELIGION. THEY
>>>HAVE LESS PROBLEM SINCE THEY HAVE A VERY HEAVY PRINT LOAD THAT HELPS
>>>NEGATE CLOGGING.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Not me. I profess good quality aftermarket
>>
> THERE IS NONE
>

There are, you know their names.

>> that works in the printer as
>>well as OEM, and will not have any more clogging or any other internal
>>problem than I have with OEM ink.
>>
>>
> FALSE

Okayhen, OEM ink can clog as bad as aftermarket ink, used the same way.

>>
>>
>>>ANOTHER HIGH PERCENTAGE OF POSTERS ARE UNDERCOVER VENDORS AND
>>>RELABELERS WHO CONTINUALLY PROMOTE AFTERMARKET INK BUT DO SO IN A SLY
>>>WAY.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Not as much as you think.
>>
> THIS IS AN ADMISSION THAT WHAT I SAY IS TRUE.

Not from me.

>>A lot of us are power users,
>>
> BUT MOST ARE JOKES

There is only one or two jokes here. I am not one of them.

>>although not heavy
>>printers,
>>
> VERY HEAVY PRINTERS

Not me. I usually print a page or two a week.

>
>>that simply like to eat and things. Or use saved money to go
>>buy new printers or heads.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>THERE ARE A FEW LIKE ME WHO WILL TELL YOU THE TRUTH. LIKE 99.9% OF
>>>THE RELABELERS OF AFTERMAKERT INK WILL NOT TELL YOU WHAT YOU ARE
>>>BUYING.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>That is becasue they don't have to.
>>
> RIGHT ON. THEY CAN CONTINUE TO BE UNPROFESSIONAL

Or be professional and earn trust from their customers.

>>Yes it would be nice if they did,
>>
>
>>but
>>there is an established line of trust
>>
> YOU ARE A JOKE. IN BUSINESS IF IT IS NOT IN WRITING IT AIN'T TRUE

Then OEM ink is a lie, as nobody says what is in it.

>>there, so they don't have to, no
>>more than OEM has to, as many vendores sell ink from premium
>>manufacturers,
>>
> WHO SELLS WHAT???
>

Read. It has been said many places whom sells whose ink.

>>whom manufacture ink designed for a specific printing
>>technology, the same as OEM, and it is often known which vendors sell
>>those inks.
>>
>>
>>
>>>THEN THERE ARE A BUNCH OF PEOPLE WHO ARE USING AFTERMAKERT INK AND ARE
>>>HAVING PROBLEMS AND NEED SOME KIND OF HELP BEFORE THEY TOSS THEIR
>>>PRINTER IN THE JUNK.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Yes,
>>
>> and they are mis-using the ink or printer
>>
> THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT THE RELABELERS SAY. YOU MUST BE ONEOF THEM
>
>> (and would therefore
>>likely have trouble even with OEM ink), or using the wrong ink.
>>
>>
> I HAVE NOT TROUBLE USING OEM INK

Then you would have not trouble using good aftermarket ink.

[measekite]

Gary Tait wrote:

>measekite <inkys...@oem.com> wrote in news:0NKIf.28999$Jd.27138
>@newssvr25.news.prodigy.net:
>
>
>
>>Gary Tait wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>measekite <inkys...@oem.com> wrote in
>>>news:UgpIf.20668$_S7.1...@newssvr14.news.prodigy.com:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>HERE IS THE SENSE THAT YOU DO NOT KNOW:
>>>>
>>>>A GOOD PORTION OF THE MEMBERS OF THIS NG ARE HACKERS AND TINKERERS WHO
>>>>PROFESS HEAD CLOGGING AFTERMARKET INK LIKE IT IS THEIR RELIGION. THEY
>>>>HAVE LESS PROBLEM SINCE THEY HAVE A VERY HEAVY PRINT LOAD THAT HELPS
>>>>NEGATE CLOGGING.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Not me. I profess good quality aftermarket
>>>
>>>

AS AN OUTSIDER WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE HUMAN RACE

>>>
>>>

>>THERE IS NONE
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>There are, you know their names.
>
>

THERE IS NONE

>
>
>
>>>that works in the printer as
>>>well as OEM, and will not have any more clogging or any other internal
>>>problem than I have with OEM ink.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>FALSE
>>
>>
>
>Okayhen, OEM ink can clog as bad as aftermarket ink, used the same way.
>
>

NOT TRUE. NEVER HAD A CLOG WITH EITHER AN HP OR CANON USING OEM INK IN
12 YEARSM MY FRIEND USING AN EPSON R300 HAD NOT HAD A CLOG IN 2 YEARS
USING EPSON OEM INK

>
>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>ANOTHER HIGH PERCENTAGE OF POSTERS ARE UNDERCOVER VENDORS AND
>>>>RELABELERS WHO CONTINUALLY PROMOTE AFTERMARKET INK BUT DO SO IN A SLY
>>>>WAY.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Not as much as you think.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>THIS IS AN ADMISSION THAT WHAT I SAY IS TRUE.
>>
>>
>
>Not from me.
>
>

JUST CAUSE YOUR HEAD COMES TO A POINT DON' THINK YOUR SHARP

>
>
>>>A lot of us are power users,
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>BUT MOST ARE JOKES
>>
>>
>
>There is only one or two jokes here. I am not one of them.
>
>

U R DA #1 JOKE

>
>
>
>>>although not heavy
>>>printers,
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>VERY HEAVY PRINTERS
>>
>>
>
>Not me. I usually print a page or two a week.
>
>

THATS ABOUT AS FAST AS YOU WRITE. AND WHERE ARE THE FOTOS

>
>
>>>that simply like to eat and things. Or use saved money to go
>>>buy new printers or heads.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>THERE ARE A FEW LIKE ME WHO WILL TELL YOU THE TRUTH. LIKE 99.9% OF
>>>>THE RELABELERS OF AFTERMAKERT INK WILL NOT TELL YOU WHAT YOU ARE
>>>>BUYING.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>That is becasue they don't have to.
>>>
>>>

FIRST YOU SAY THEY DO AND NOW YOU AGREE THEY DO NOT AND THE DO NOT HAVE
TO. WELL THEY DON'T HAVE TO AND THEY CAN REMAIN UNPROFESSIONAL

>>>
>>>
>>RIGHT ON. THEY CAN CONTINUE TO BE UNPROFESSIONAL
>>
>>
>
>
>Or be professional and earn trust from their customers.
>
>

THEY DO NOT HAVE CUSTOMERS ONLY IDIOTS

>
>
>>>Yes it would be nice if they did,
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>but
>>>there is an established line of trust
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>YOU ARE A JOKE. IN BUSINESS IF IT IS NOT IN WRITING IT AIN'T TRUE
>>
>>
>
>Then OEM ink is a lie, as nobody says what is in it.
>
>

THE OEMS INVENTED THE STUFF. THEY ARE THE ORIGINAL.

>
>
>
>>>there, so they don't have to, no
>>>more than OEM has to, as many vendores sell ink from premium
>>>manufacturers,
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>WHO SELLS WHAT???
>>
>>
>>
>
>Read. It has been said many places whom sells whose ink.
>
>

THE VENDWHORS WILL NOT TELL YOU

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