Reasonably Priced Cartridges

RE: Reasonably Priced Cartridges By paul (Guest Post) Canon Multipass 3000 if you search in Google you will find that you can get cartridges at about $4.00 Posted on 01/20/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Reasonably Priced Cartridges By paul (Guest Post) BCI-20, BCI-21 i copied and searched in Google and found that you may buy cartridges for as low as $9.00 plus shipping. Posted on 01/20/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Reasonably Priced Cartridges Link: 2 for 1 inkjet Posted on 01/15/2001 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Reasonably Priced Cartridges By couponlady13 (5) Contact I've had great results from a company called The Ink Express. They sell refill kits with detailed instructions. And other printing items you might need. Great company to deal with! Link: The Ink Express Posted on 01/11/2001 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Reasonably Priced Cartridges By sydfred (45) Contact This is something I forgot to mention on my previous tip and Inksite will probably mention this if you call them. If you are buying in pint bottles, as I am, they recommend that you first purchase an initial refill kit with the various colors for your color cartridge. The reason, this has the small needle nose bottles for easy refilling and these small bottles can then be refilled from pint bottles. Ms. Syd Barr Dunkirk, MD Link: syd Posted on 01/09/2001 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Reasonably Priced Cartridges By sydfred (45) Contact I have been filling my Canon BC-02 and BC-05 cartridges for about 1-1/2 years ... quite a savings! I was eating up color cartridges like made, noticing in the Quill (mail order) office supply catalog that some other brands of cartridges could be filled, so called Canon direct and was told that my cartridges could be refilled by "me." Truthful manufacturer. I found out that Repeat-O-Type is the company that mnufacturers for them and the distributor for them is INKSITE, which I have ordered through. You can check out the website WWW.inksite.com as well as call their toll free 1-877-465-7483 and talk to a real person that can answer all your questions. Tip: If you are thinking about buying a new printer call the companies that sell ink refilling systems to see if they can be refilled. I found out that some printer manufacturer's are not real truthful; they will tell you no because they want you to buy new cartridges from them! Here again, do your homework. The companies who sell refill ink guarantee their product. Remember if you don't look out for yourself, nobody else will! Good luck. Hope this info is of value to you. Ms. Syd Barr Dunkirk, MD Link: Ink Site Posted on 01/09/2001 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Reasonably Priced Cartridges By Harlean from Arkansas (394) Profile Contact I have two sources for you. I have a Canon BJC 4400 and it uses BCI-21 black ink cartridge. I have been refilling mine for almost 2 years now. You can buy the ink by the pint at www.oddparts.com and I have been using out of my pint of ink, as I said for almost 2 years now and have probably used 20% of my pint. They also have colored ink..Just check out their site. Last time I checked the black ink was still $20.00 a pint. My second source is for cartridges, and I think you should be able to replace just the cartridge without replacing the head...I can with my printer. Anyway, the cartridges are buy one get one free and the source is http://www.2for1inkjet.com They are very reasonable also but I can buy the BCI-21 cartridge at Office Depot for less than $10.00. The people at Oddparts are very friendly and helpful...I am sure they could answer questions on your specific printer. Harlean Link: www.oddparts.com Posted on 01/08/2001 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Reasonably Priced Cartridges By apinder1 (4) Contact Hi! I saw your post and recruited my hubby's help... as he's worked in the computer/electronics business for some time, now! He says that, you should probably check out multiple electronics stores in your area. If you can't find something there (for under $50), he says to try a flea market. We have 2 or 3 HUGE, weekly flea markets where we live (MD), and he says... if you really look around, you will probably be able to find such an item at WELL-BELOW the $50 price. Also... look in your local newspaper's "FOR SALE: ELECTRONICS/COMPUTERS" section. We have this FREE booklet that comes in the mail, weekly (called "The Pennysaver"), where people place things for free, for sale, for barter/trade, etc. If you have access to such a publication, I would DEFINITELY try there, as well. ALSO... on the internet, type in the keywords "barter/trade," and you will come up with some very useful sites. You may even get lucky there, and find what you're looking for! I would also highly-advise posting your own message on one of these sites... telling what YOU want and what YOU would like to trade! I've got many good finds doing this, very thing!!! GOOD LUCK in your search!!! Posted on 01/08/2001 | Report Spam or Abuse

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