I hated this ridiculous situation too, until I realized that there are
benefits. I get to try out a printer for 6 months to see if I am happy with
it, and the ability to buy a colour laser printer for just a few hundred
dollars is amazing (to me).
When the toner runs out, if I'm happy with the pri
On 14 May 2010 11:01, David Burstin wrote:
> I hated this ridiculous situation too, until I realized that there are
> benefits. I get to try out a printer for 6 months to see if I am happy with
> it, and the ability to buy a colour laser printer for just a few hundred
> dollars is amazing (to me)
A lot of places can sell the toner and a replacement 'chip' for the
cartridge. I refill my Dell 1320c for about $45 a go.
Ok - a look at this fellow
http://www.inkman.com.au/search-results.asp
Has cartridges for the C524 High Yield for about $164 inc
Or this
http://cgi.ebay.
On 14 May 2010 11:03, David Connors wrote:
> On 14 May 2010 11:01, David Burstin wrote:
>>
>> I hated this ridiculous situation too, until I realized that there are
>> benefits. I get to try out a printer for 6 months to see if I am happy with
>> it, and the ability to buy a colour laser printer
On 14 May 2010 13:08, mike smith wrote:
> On 14 May 2010 11:03, David Connors wrote:
>> On 14 May 2010 11:01, David Burstin wrote:
>>>
>>> I hated this ridiculous situation too, until I realized that there are
>>> benefits. I get to try out a printer for 6 months to see if I am happy with
>>> it
http://www.inkman.com.au/search-results.asp
He's offered us $189 each for a high yield set of 3 colours. That's the best
I've seen so far, but it's still a whopping total price. I guess we'll have
to take it. Thanks for the tip on that.
Greg
>> Either way, don't throw the printer into the bay. Fish hate printers -
the paper is always getting soggy.
> You can fix the problem by buying a really expensive printer.
I took this to mean that really expensive printers can print underwater and
are hence better for the fish.
--
Michael M.
On 14 May 2010 14:24, Michael Minutillo wrote:
> >> Either way, don't throw the printer into the bay. Fish hate printers -
> the paper is always getting soggy.
> > You can fix the problem by buying a really expensive printer.
>
> I took this to mean that really expensive printers can print underw
On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 2:26 PM, David Connors wrote:
> No, they just make the toner relatively cheaper. $700 of toner in a $300
> printer is ridiculous, $800 of toner in a $2000 printer is not.
>
I would still rather pay $1000 ($700 of toner in a $300 printer ) than $2800
($800 of toner in a $
On 14 May 2010 14:55, David Burstin wrote:
>
>> I should work in sales.
>>
>
> Not on the evidence above ;)
>
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No, they just make the toner relatively cheaper. $700 of toner in a $300
printer is ridiculous, $800 of toner in a $2000 printer is not.
In my case it would have been ~$1000 of toner for an $800 printer (now it’s
$570 of toner for the printer and I’ve phoned-in the order). Is that
ridiculou
Hi Greg,
We do a ton of printing and have tried a lot of options. Based on our per
page costs (where we estimated the total running costs), we currently love
the Brother 4050CDN.
The *only* way to buy spare parts for it is to buy whole printers. Its
insane but thats how it goes. Ive seen
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