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[leecooz]

I have been using inkjet cartridges from PrintPal for my Epson printers for several years without any problems. Their low cost, free shipping, and reliability make this a good place to buy your cartridges.

[PCSquirrel]

I have bought several genuine HP inkjet cartridges on eBay---some for under 10.00 dollars (no joke). They arrived in good condition and all have worked perfectly. You have to be aware, though, if you are looking for genuine brand, like HP, then specify that in your eBay search.

Additionally, check the expiration date of the cartridge listed by the seller. I have seen some inkjet cartridges listed that have expired three years ago. Interestingly enough, though, I bought an HP inkjet cartridge on eBay that had an expiration date of August 2007, I put it in my printer (HP CP1700) this month and it worked just fine. The printer utility software (HP Color Inkjet CP1700 ToolBox) stated the cartridge expired in 2010. :o

Finally, as with all eBay auctions, always check the rating and read the feedback from the seller before buying on eBay.

[adskid]

There are many OEM and non-OEM prjavascript:PcwCommentsCode.postComment();
Submitinter inkjet cartridge and laser toner online stores on the web now a day. The price is very different between the OEM and the non-OEM.
I had my HP officeJet 6110 all-in-one printer for many years. I've always bought the cartridge for my printer from CostCo. I spent about $58.00 USD for a combo package (1 color and 2 blanks). Normally, it lasts about 2-3 months. As a result, I had spent about $280 to $350 per year. It's quite expensive for a college student. A couple month ago, a friend of mine introduced me to a very cheap online store. It offers wide range of products and low price. The non-OEM HP56 for my printer costs about $13.00 per cartridge which saved me about 50% and $150.00 USD per year. The quality is good. I've been happy with it so far. If anyone is interested, check it out at www.inkjetoffice.com.

[AngelaChelson]

Hey Guys,
You can learn how to save 15%-20% of your printers ink free of charge! How? Eco Font is how. It's a free font with tiny holes in it barely seen with the naked eye with font size 12" (standard size), such as the text your reading right now. You can download the free font by visiting the small article I wrote on the subject located here: Free Eco Font!
Good Luck, Save Ink, Save Paper, Save the world!