I have an older HP Deskjet printer. Still works great but I need ink cartridges. In looking around it appears I can buy a new Printer/Fax for just a little bit more than the cost to replace the two ink cartridges.

$79.95 is outrageous for 2 ink cartridges!

Suggestions?

Ebay maybe?

We've been buying toner through ebay for years. We can get it for 1/3 what the stores here charge, even after factoring in shipping. We have also found them to be cheaper than online stores.

You can get them refilled at Costco at very inexpensive prices and once or twice a year they run sales on it that makes the final cost of about $7 for a small color cartridge or $10 for the oversize black cartridge.

http://www.inkojet.com/

Despite several bad reviews I decided to try them because the prices are great. I got the right ink and so far it's working great. I plan on using them next time I need ink too.

you can get a printer that has an ink cartridge free on craigs list

you can open your COX email to find 100 fucking ink cartridge spam ads

you can email your document to Staples and they'll fuck with it - well worth the 10 cents (too much well, they're getting ripped off)

I usually order my ink online. I have a more industrial sized printer because I usually work from home so I needed something bulky at home. Usually I go through a lot of print ink because I print a lot of cards and labels so I always stock up in bulk, so I feel like the best place to order ink is on amazon. I used to buy ink from the official website (I have a primera lx900 labels at home and it's a little harder to find ink for this model but I noticed that they started stocking them). I also think that the prices on amazon are a lot cheaper and the quality is not bad so you should take a look.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/05/2020 05:33PM by Samuel90.

Samuel90 Wrote:
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> I usually order my ink online. I have a more
> industrial sized printer because I usually work
> from home so I needed something bulky at home.
> Usually I go through a lot of print ink because I
> print a lot of cards and labels so I always stock
> up in bulk, so I feel like the best place to order
> ink is on amazon. I used to buy ink from the
> official website (I have a primera lx900labels at home and
> it's a little harder to find ink for this model
> but I noticed that they started stocking them). I
> also think that the prices on amazon are a lot
> cheaper and the quality is not bad so you should
> take a look.
Where can I find some more feedback?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/06/2020 07:45AM by jamieduffy.

Ohh, there are a lot of cool online stores on the Internet where you can find great printer accessories. I would advise you to contact the cartridgesave . They have a large assortment.

There are so many stores and they have a huge variety of different accessories for printing. I searched for a very long time cartridges for my printer and I tried various cartridges from various stores, but in the end, none of the cartridges worked in tandem with my printer. I decided to ask friends for help and they advised me to buy accessories from the site mrdepot.ca. There is a very large assortment and over time this online store has become my favorite store. There I found suitable cartridges and they worked for a very long time.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/28/2020 10:47AM by ArnoldWilder.

ArnoldWilder Wrote:
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> There are so many stores and they have a huge
> variety of different accessories for printing. I
> searched for a very long time cartridges for my
> printer and I tried various cartridges from
> various stores, but in the end, none of the
> cartridges worked in tandem with my printer. I
> decided to ask friends for help and they advised
> me to buy accessories from the site https://www.mrdepot.ca
> There is a very large assortment and over time
> this online store has become my favorite store.
> There I found suitable cartridges and they worked
> for a very long time.

the first time I hear about this store
thanks for the info!