Re: Ink
Aaron J. Bossig
> Man I have found this site that has the cheapest ink for any printer.
> You can compare prices and then review the companies on service and
> quality. <http://www.imaspammer.com> Let me know what you think
What do I think? I think this site is a total rip-off. In some cases,
they're selling ink for $3-4 more than my local Circuit City. Where
exactly is the savings? That's for the OEM cartridges. Of course, you
could get the refilled-and-refurbished carts, but then you'll likely
shorten the useful life of your printer by a good year or two, and the
print quality in the meantime will be suspect at best.
The time to save money on ink is when you buy the printer. Don't accept
the cheap $50-70 printers that come free after rebate. They don't hold a
lot of ink. Make the upgrade to a better printer. Better yet, spend the
few dollars more and get a laser printer, and only use your inkjet for
photos and other special projects. And when you buy refills, buy OEM
carts at warehouse stores (ie, Sam's Club). When you buy in bulk, it
often works out to be almost the same price as getting the brand-X
remanufactured cartridges.
Oh, and another reason you don't want to shop with these jokers is that
they're spamming bastards.
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Aaron J. Bossig