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Thread ID: 83037 2007-09-17 04:29:00 Where to buy toner cartridges? somebody (208) Press F1
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591915 2007-09-17 20:52:00 But some new printers don't come with full size carts - a point to check on. linw (53)
591916 2007-09-17 21:04:00 But some new printers don't come with full size carts - a point to check on.


I've done 2150 or so pages, with a toner rated for 2500 - so I'm fairly happy. some of the stuff I print contains large blocks of black, so I can understand not hitting the 2500 page capacity.
somebody (208)
591917 2007-09-17 22:47:00 I only buy from Computerfood and have always used remanufactured toner/drum packs (for 7 years). Great service and for less than $90 I get about 7,000 copies per toner/drum refill.

I learnt from earlier mistakes not to buy laser printers that do not include drums with the toner packs, the overall cost per copy is high once the drum cost (or new printer) is factored in.
godfather (25)
591918 2007-09-18 00:01:00 I only buy from Computerfood and have always used remanufactured toner/drum packs (for 7 years). Great service and for less than $90 I get about 7,000 copies per toner/drum refill.

I learnt from earlier mistakes not to buy laser printers that do not include drums with the toner packs, the overall cost per copy is high once the drum cost (or new printer) is factored in.

Cheers. Fortunately my printer has the drum included as part of the toner unit.
somebody (208)
591919 2007-09-18 05:41:00 ...
Toner cartridges are rebuilt, rather than refilled anyway

Not allways (I used to be in that industry)
Some toner refill companies occasionaly do ANYTHING to save money:2cents:
steveroby (9470)
591920 2007-09-18 05:50:00 Not allways (I used to be in that industry)
Some toner refill companies occasionaly do ANYTHING to save money:2cents:

I can imagine :lol:
Agent_24 (57)
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