No wonder we're fast *****ing the planet. I just went to get a new cartridge for my printer. New cartridge $105.00. New printer: $64.95 (including cartridge).
anybody want a Brother HL2142.......without an ink cartridge???:doh:
cheers,
TM
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No wonder we're fast *****ing the planet. I just went to get a new cartridge for my printer. New cartridge $105.00. New printer: $64.95 (including cartridge).
anybody want a Brother HL2142.......without an ink cartridge???:doh:
cheers,
TM
I can beat that!
I recently bought an HP colour ink-jet from Officeworks for $48.
Additional colour and black cartridge was an extra $97
The printer proudly proclaimed it was made from recycled plastics.
It's a bit of a joke, isn't it?
TM
Yes, this is known as a Loss Leader Strategy. They suck consumers in with a below cost promotion and regain the profit on consumables or other products.:~
A fact of life in the modern consumer oriented world. Caveat Emptor.
Have a go at the markets,I have got some cartridges for Canon ( 5 in a set) for $2 each,got a new printer none available just yet but was told that in about 6-8 weeks they will be in for about $5
Good luck:2tsup:
I have been buying my Canon cartridges from this mob for some time now.
eBay Australia Shop - iamonlineaust87: Ink Cartridges CANON Comp, Ink Cartridges EPSON Comp, Photo Paper
Never buy cartridges again.....I use this mob for all my inks, I buy the bulk kits....too easy
Have a look at the site is self explanatory.
Cheers
John M
Haha how rediculous, but doesn't surprise me at all. :rolleyes:
My mums Uniden cordless phone died as the battery pack was stuffed. New battery pack was about $45, new phone with battery pack $19,
Ron
This is a laser printer, so takes toner, not ink. Laser printers often have a smaller capacity toner cartridge installed (good for, say, 200 or 500 pages), probably to deal with being physically moved around during warehousing/delivery/etc, and sitting unused for who-knows-how-long before being bought.Quote:
Originally Posted by TermiMonster
The full price / full capacity toner cartridges usually will print far more pages - in this case the high yield cartridge is rated for 1,500 pages (and can be bought in Aust. for about $70)
So, you do need to consider how many printed pages you get for your initial and subsequent dollars - the 2nd $70 can get you a new printer+500 printed pages, or 1500 printed pages out of your existing printer. Your call.
Cheers,
Andrew