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    Quote Originally Posted by hodgo View Post
    My cannon has 5 cartridges and to replace the with genuine cannon is to expensive about $130 so I use ones supplied by Ink Man order over the phone or on the net full set for $41 delivered by post in about 3 days I do some photographic printing at times and I dont see the difference

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    Thanks Hodgo. Just placed an order at 1/3 the price I have been paying.
    Owe you a beer or two.
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    Printer ink has become one of the most expensive commodities on the planet. The manufacturers like it that way, and they'll do whatever they can get away with to try and get you to buy their 'special ink'. When I rang HP for a service call, the operator was able to tell that I was using aftermarket ink. Note that HP reports it's company's health, buy quoting ink sales figures. Yes you should feel ripped off, but there are ways around it. Some have already been mentioned. Search aftermarket printer ink options.
    Don.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saitch View Post
    Thanks Hodgo. Just placed an order at 1/3 the price I have been paying.
    Owe you a beer or two.
    Steve

    I am Sure you will be happy.Lets know what you think of their product others may be able to benefit from them

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    Placed order on the 10th, despatched same day & arrived at our little P.O. on the 14th. (There's a weekend in there.)
    They work OK for me so far.
    Steve

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    I buy Calidad ink cartridge combos for my Brother inkjet from Officeworks for about $40 for the 3 colours and large black all up.

    Calidad seem to have something for all brands and model.

    Genuine price is eye watering.

    DL

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    Check out continuous ink systems like these Rihac Continuous Ink Supply Systems, CISS refill Ink & Cartridges

    I've had one for more than 2 years, and the kids still haven't managed to use all the ink. Refilling is easy, you don't even need to remove the cartridges.

    I see Epson even have one out of the box now Epson EcoTank - Printing Freedom For The Whole Family

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    Yep, they saw the writing on the wall .....

    I had the RIHAC system with my old Canon iP4500 printer, and 'photographic' prints onto a gloss paper were fantastic. Lasted me several years of abuse and printing (mainly) onto cheep paper. Worked out very economical.

    Recommended.

    My current All In One (not Canon) is not worth putting onto an ink-tank system, as the picture/photo quality is, IMHO, rubbish in comparison to the Canon. That's with OEM ink or aftermarked stuff from evilBay. I use the latter for obviou$ reason$. No blockages or the Ending of Civillisation or bad performance (no worse than original inks...)

    Hoping when this one is beyond salvage, that Canon has brought out an ink-tank model to match the 'Other Folk'.

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