Gary wrote:
Has anyone ever used the cartridge refill kits?
Ronn! replied:
Yes. (Not on a Lexmark, if that makes any difference.) I've had pretty
good results. I do recommend that one carry out the procedure over the
sink, however.
I've always had trouble with bubbles in the ink. Any
At 15:50 08-12-2002 -0600, Reggie Bautista wrote:
I've always had trouble with bubbles in the ink. Any advice?
Buy a laserprinter? :-)
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On Sat, Dec 07, 2002 at 08:56:19AM -0500, Gary Nunn wrote:
I am having a difficult time understanding how Lexmark does business. I have
a Lexmark Z22 printer. The replacement high-res color cartridge costs $34.95
to replace. However, for $29.00, I can buy a *NEW* Z22 printer that includes
the
1) Has the Lexmark Z22 been available consistently at that price for a
number of months, or is this a short-term sale?
Yes, this has been a consistent price here locally. Not sure about
nationally.
2) If so, did Lexmark decide to take some short term losses to build
market share?
No clue
I just checked online at Best Buy, CompUSA, Office Depot, Fry's/Outpost,
and the cheapest inkjet printer was $49 (an HP with a rebate)
Then I went to amazon.com, and they have the Lexmark Z23 used and new
for $34.99 with ink cartridges at $33.24. That is some sort of 3rd party
re-sale for the
Gary Nunn wrote:
4) What percentage of people do you think would actually buy a new
printer rather than a new ink cartridge, even if it does save $5?
Not sure, but I am cheap. Five bucks is five bucks.
Just remove the cartridge at the checkout and leave the printer behind!
Has anyone ever
At 09:11 AM 12/7/02 -0500, Gary Nunn wrote:
Has anyone ever used the cartridge refill kits?
Yes. (Not on a Lexmark, if that makes any difference.) I've had pretty
good results. I do recommend that one carry out the procedure over the
sink, however.
And Not While Wearing A White Suit
