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Want to buy an Inkjet cartridge? Read this first! A Personal
Experience with 123InkJets
I am the
owner and Webmaster of a Ham radio website called
Hamuniverse.com. The site is very popular with Ham Radio
operators and has been on the web since October 2000. From time
to time I get requests for information in "hard copy form" from Ham
Radio friends and viewers. I'm talking "hard copy" from a
printer with an inkjet...you know...that thing that you put paper in
and it prints out the words on paper so you can send it thru the
mail. The printer I use is an old workhourse made by HP and can
be bought in good condition, used, on the web for under $60.00. It
is an excellent printer and does a fine job for what I want it to do
including printing out color pictures which I do not do very
often. One day last week I needed to print out a project and
proceded with the task at hand. I clicked print...the printer made
those sounds like most do and the inkjet cartridge started going
back and forth on the carridge assembly like it always does while
singing it's tune to me. I went on with another task, (working on a
web page if memory serves), while the printer did it's
thing. After a while, the sounds stopped, and it spit out the
page. I turned to it, grabbed the page and glanced at
it................to my surprise and disgust, the ink on the page
was almost as gray as the background on this web page! There were
blotches, streaks, smudges and just plain poor quality printing!
YUK! After a little troubleshooting, I determined that the inkjet
cartridge was..... YOU GUESSED IT!......OUT OF INK! Being
familiar with the printer and the removal of the inkjet cartridge
from reading the manual that came with the inkjet printer (months
ago), I removed it and said a couple of choice words ("Oh!
Man!)
NOW, I had another chore to perform before I could
complete the printer job! I knew that I did not have a spare so
now I had to go out and buy one. About an hour and a half later,
to make a long drawn out story shorter, I was not about to pay a so
called "Super discount office supply" store half the price of
another printer for a new inkjet cartridge! NO WAY! It's the
principle of the thing, you know! I had exhausted all of the
local possibilities during the hour and had only one option....order
one.
I got on the internet when I got back and did a lot of
research and price difference shopping for about an hour for new and
re-manufactured inkjet cartridges and came to the conclusion that,
in my opinion, after all was said and done,the bottom line was to go
with a re-manufactured inkjet versus a new one!
I had heard
that you would void your warranty if you used anything other than
original equipment replacements for inkjets but according to what I
learned on the web and other sources, that's a bunch of bunk and you
can correct me if I'm wrong, but it is called a Monopoly! I was not
concerned because the warranty ran out on mine months ago. During my
research I also learned that re-manufactured inkjet cartridges meet
or exceed the original makers specifications and are much
cheaper! As much as 30 to 70% cheaper!!!!! Now back to my
experience. While doing the web research thing, I took notes on
prices, customer support, number of brands supplied, shipping
charges, return policies, guarantee, ease of site navigation, and
one company of all that I had researched kept coming to the top of
my list of overall best, considering everything that I had learned.
123inkjets.com. I took out my checkcard and went to their site and
looked for the inkjet for my printer brand (HP), clicked on it,
picked the model number, clicked, and there it was! It was so easy
to order using their secure order process and they surprised me with
an added discount taken off their advertized price!! The grand total
was $18.76 including a free shipping offer via regular
mail!!! The order was placed very late in the day on a Thursday
and within less than 1 minute I received a confirmation of the order
via email! The next morning, Friday, another email from them
confirming order shipped (from California and should arrive within
the next few business days). I was expecting about 5 or six
days. I lived in Tennessee at the time, and Monday around noon,
not even 3 shipping days later, I was using the "new"
re-manufactured inkjet cartridge from 123inkjets.com! I could not
tell any difference in the performance of this "rebuilt" inkjet
compared to the original HP that came with my printer when it was
new and the most important thing, I sure did save lots of money
compared to the local "Super discount stores" and others on the
internet!
I am sure you are a very intelligent person and you
are always looking for ways to save money, this is why I put this
article on the internet for you and my Ham Radio friends. This
info will give you one of the best ways to save on inkjet
cartridges! Get yours from 123inkjets.com. Just click on
the ad below.

or if you still
feel like shopping around, see other competetors ads on this page
and compare. "I highly endorse "123Inkjets"....Don Webmaster
Hamuniverse.com

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