RE: (clug-talk) OT: Printer Refills

[Brian Horncastle]

I’ve heard of some people having problems with the refills, but that is usually if they have done it themselves.  Places like Island Inkjet (in a lot of the malls) do a really excellent job with it.  I used to get them to do refills for me all the time before I got my laser.  :-)   Regards,   Brian H.   -----Original Message----- From: Jason Louie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 1:40 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: (clug-talk) OT: Printer Refills   I've heard both stories where people have had nothing but trouble with refilling.  In other cases there was no complains.  Honestly I think I'm still going to give it a try ;-).  Consider the following: 1.    Pay $50 buy a new printer >> Pay $50 buy recommended replacement ink >> Feel bad about being ripped off :-( 2.    Pay $50 buy a new printer >> Pay $50 buy a new printer >> Help pollute the world with additional junk :'-( 3.    Pay $50 buy a new printer >> Pay $20 buy refill ink >> Make mistakes, get mad, figure out how to do it correctly >> Refill ink >> Feel better with not giving in to the corps. :-D Sorry Jesse, but this *DOES* feel like microsoft's "first ones free..." mentality.  And I total disagree with companies pushing the almightly buck rather than making things better for the customer and at the same time ruining the environment.  Just my $0.02.... Jason Jesse Kline wrote: On Mon, 2003-07-14 at 13:59, Jason Louie wrote:   1.    What are you're experiences with ink refills?     I have only had bad experiences with ink refills. From most of the inkgetting on the floor instead of the cartridge, to rendering it unusable.I never recommend that anyone refill their ink. Jesse  --  Jason Louie BSc. CPSCWeb Applications DeveloperSorex Software Inc.[EMAIL PROTECTED]