Cheap Printer Ink?

Ted_Monit

Hey guys! Check out https://www.printerink.com. Saves us all a lot of trouble looking for a good, reliable, compatible generic ink cartridge for our printers. This site is an online guide for generic ink cartridges and has done a lot of homework, surveys and research concluding in top brand reviews. Lots of helpful information, top quality brands, 10% discount. Check it out.

Steve_xx

Ted_Monit wrote: »

Hey guys! Check out www.printerink.com. Saves us all a lot of trouble looking for a good, reliable, compatible generic ink cartridge for our printers. This site is an online guide for generic ink cartridges and has done a lot of homework, surveys and research concluding in top brand reviews. Lots of helpful information, top quality brands, 10% discount. Check it out.

This looks to me as if you are promoting your own site?

blackanchorage

And the top listed site, 4inkjets, doesn't even ship to the UK.

Regards

aiyana

Hello all,
Cartridges shopping at discounted prices only at theinkshop.ie. We offer special discounts on printer ink, brother, Epson, HP, and Lexmark.

woodmonkey

HP's are definitely reliable printers and if your looking for other ways to save a great website for cheap ink cartridges and toners is inkfarm.com . They have a great shipping and return policy, good customer service ratings, and a cheap, quality product. Hope this helps.:rotfl:

satan666wayne

woodmonkey wrote: »

HP's are definitely reliable printers and if your looking for other ways to save a great website for cheap ink cartridges and toners is inkfarm.com . They have a great shipping and return policy, good customer service ratings, and a cheap, quality product. Hope this helps.:rotfl:

Ordered from them in the past very poor ink.
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woodmonkey

I am thinking about buying a new printer (actually probably a 3in1) and was wondering which brand you can buy the cheapest compatible ink cartridges for.

At the minute I have narrowed my search down to HP or Lexmark.

any help would be appreciated.

When purchasing a new printer, the most important question you can ask yourself is, “What will I use this printer for?”. Will you be printing large volumes of text? Do you want to produce high quality photographs? Do you need something fast and versatile for a small office?Here's the link to an artical i want you to read before purchasing your next printer. knowing what the right printer is for your specific needs and budgets could save you a ton in the future.

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inkfarm.com/what-printer-should-i-buy

Erme

Bob63 wrote: »

I would buy and all in one Epson.

Reason? The cost of cartridges for Epson printers is much lower than any other make. Get cartridges from a reputable source such as Choice Stationery - http://www.choicestationery.com - I have been buying cartridges from them for years and will never make the mistake of buying from anyone else. I got my fingers burned when I bought some real crap from Prink.

Mike

jockey wrote: »

I have an Epson DX 4200, i find this a great scanner and excellent for everyday printing, photos aren't too bad either. Cartridges are only £1.75 at https://www.nd-ink.co.uk

Firstly you realise this thread is 3 years old...

I had this prob a while back. Freecycle for an old epson...very cheap cartridges or I think a Brother.....I have an epson I got for £12 off a charity shop (DX4050) and it's fab.....very cheap cartridges..AIO - suits me fine....

Depends if you have the time to trawl the second hand places.....otherwise temporary try printing off @ the library of local FE college (you may have to pay a little for using the FE facilities)....

Hope that helps

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Sublime_2

Defintely HP, as Lexmark inks so dear. I've got a HP all-in-one, which is reliable, and the ink lasts 50% longer than they say it does. I buy my replacement cartridges from Amazon, as they are a fraction of the cost of usual retail prices. Think I paid approx £15, for a colour, and black combo pack from there.

Ink_Guru

I think the Epson are the best choice with the T0711-T0714's compatibles you can't go wrong printing is just about on a par with the originals and saving alot of money in the process and saving the environment too:A