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Nice deal on Lexmark Printer
shoptherightway.com is running a really great deal on a lexmark printer
that lists for 129.99 and they are selling it for like 45.00. It seems like a sweet deal and I know the purchasing is secure. (they use paypal) It might be worth checking out. They also have a bunch of nice deals on electronics and ink cartridges too. |
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On 16 Jul 2005 14:21:52 -0700, "wesrich"
wrote: shoptherightway.com is running a really great deal on a lexmark printer that lists for 129.99 and they are selling it for like 45.00. It seems like a sweet deal and I know the purchasing is secure. (they use paypal) It might be worth checking out. They also have a bunch of nice deals on electronics and ink cartridges too. And there I was thinking you meant that Lexmark were giving you an Epson in exchange for the crap they produce.... -- Hecate - The Real One Fashion: Buying things you don't need, with money you don't have, to impress people you don't like... |
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"wesrich" wrote in message ups.com... shoptherightway.com is running a really great deal on a lexmark printer that lists for 129.99 and they are selling it for like 45.00. It seems like a sweet deal and I know the purchasing is secure. (they use paypal) It might be worth checking out. They also have a bunch of nice deals on electronics and ink cartridges too. I am SO happy with my Lexmark Z515 at Wal-Mart for $29 with full cartridges. They have improved this product dramatically in the last year and now I believe its 4800dpi resolution rivals any inkjet printer on the market. It is easy to re-fill the cartridges and when they wear out just buy a new Z515 with improved software for another $29. ER |
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shoptherightway.com is running a really great deal on a lexmark printer
that lists for 129.99 and they are selling it for like 45.00. It seems like a sweet deal and I know the purchasing is secure. (they use paypal) Be very careful... many of these deals on cheapish referb printers don't include ink. $32 for the black, $20 for the low yield #27 150p color cart. Sounds like they are too cheap to get a merchent account to me. I'm all for cottage industry, more than happy to support cottage industry, but I would never use "it's secure 'cause it's paypal" as a marketing pitch. Nor would I reccomend buying from anyone who uses usenet spam marketing. 42 messages from this person today all "visit our website". I know who's going to make an abuse report today. I know many with the printer. 15 ml of ink there and abouts for the #16 black... works out to be over $8000/gal... or about $32 each which is about the same cost as HP black carts but 1/2 the volume and 1/2 the yield. But hey if you want to spend 8.2c/page feel free. These are the printers where it's in your best interest to buy something else that comes with ink at $100, as anyone who prints more than 3 reams of paper a year is going to spend more in ink than it would cost to replace the printer and print the same amount. Unless there is a decent resource for referbished carts. But in it's defence it's got an ok scanner, somewhat decent software that's easy to use, while the printer doesn't have a fax modem on board your PC's fax modem is more than adquate to do the job. If you need a cheepo scanner and got the room and never buy ink for this printer you could do worse. $45? not worth it. You can e-bay one for a buck with $35 shipping http://search.ebay.com/x1185_W0QQfkrZ1QQfromZR8 This is assuming you really want one... chances are you don't. Their super high cost per page vs their relativly low print quality make them a less than ideal choice for anyone who prints more than 100 pages a month. I would reccomend one to the terminaly ill who only have less than a year to live and just need to print off their last will and testiment, scan in their family photos, but that would be too mean to the person running their estate sale. |
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Which printer is this... if it's an inkjet, I would be wary both of
quality and cost of maintaining the ink. Here in Canada, at least, many Lexmark inkjet printers are given away with purchases of just about any computer or peripheral. Soon I expect they will come with candy bar purchases ;-) Art wesrich wrote: shoptherightway.com is running a really great deal on a lexmark printer that lists for 129.99 and they are selling it for like 45.00. It seems like a sweet deal and I know the purchasing is secure. (they use paypal) It might be worth checking out. They also have a bunch of nice deals on electronics and ink cartridges too. |
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Which printer is this... if it's an inkjet, I would be wary both of
quality and cost of maintaining the ink. This is an inkjet. This is that free printer. This is the same free printer that is branded by dell and given away. This is the printer when you see it you tell the owner it would cost less to buy a new printer than ink. This is the printer that can't hardly be sold on e-bay for a penny. |
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Ok, so Lexmark are astute enough to collar manufactures in turn they turn
around millions more printers, I would call that good business. Now a lot of crap is spoken about Lexmark, and I must admit they are built to a price but so are some models from Epson and HP and people say they are crap also. I have just sold on a Lexmark 706 and the guy who got it has refilled color and photo carts four or five times with no problems, infact he has used third party ink and the pics he prints are not far off the quality I get off my Epson 2100 and R300 no casts or poor color for such a cheapie and no blocked heads. So why are people bad mouthing Lexmark. They fit very well into the point and shoot market. "Arthur Entlich" wrote in message news:BpoCe.1970205$6l.1659283@pd7tw2no... Which printer is this... if it's an inkjet, I would be wary both of quality and cost of maintaining the ink. Here in Canada, at least, many Lexmark inkjet printers are given away with purchases of just about any computer or peripheral. Soon I expect they will come with candy bar purchases ;-) Art wesrich wrote: shoptherightway.com is running a really great deal on a lexmark printer that lists for 129.99 and they are selling it for like 45.00. It seems like a sweet deal and I know the purchasing is secure. (they use paypal) It might be worth checking out. They also have a bunch of nice deals on electronics and ink cartridges too. |
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So why are people bad mouthing Lexmark. They fit very well
into the point and shoot market. If you mean the software that comes with their all in ones has a nice layout so that even a over 60 person with their first dell could e-mail pics of their grand kids to their friends, this is very true. I have to admit that lexmark has this. And lexmark has some good products. Some of their lasers are top notch. Just people end up looking at prices.... see that lexmark offers the most features for the least bucks and don't take into account the cost of consumables which are astronomical and in some cases 1/3 the price of gold or more. You could say this about many sub $100 printers but lexmarks tend to be the worst. |
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Arthur Entlich ) writes: Which printer is this... if it's an inkjet, I would be wary both of quality and cost of maintaining the ink. Here in Canada, at least, many Lexmark inkjet printers are given away with purchases of just about any computer or peripheral. Soon I expect they will come with candy bar purchases ;-) Art Hardly a new strategy. 60 years ago they gave away razors, knowing that they were signing up men for a lifetime of buying blades. Come to think of it, they still do if you catch the right coupon in the newspaper. Nobody can tell me that these triple-blade refills are worth anywhere near what they charge for them. And you can't buy generic replacements either. Brendan -- |
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"Shooter" ) writes: Ok, so Lexmark are astute enough to collar manufactures in turn they turn around millions more printers, I would call that good business. Now a lot of crap is spoken about Lexmark, and I must admit they are built to a price but so are some models from Epson and HP and people say they are crap also. I have just sold on a Lexmark 706 and the guy who got it has refilled color and photo carts four or five times with no problems, infact he has used third party ink and the pics he prints are not far off the quality I get off my Epson 2100 and R300 no casts or poor color for such a cheapie and no blocked heads. So why are people bad mouthing Lexmark. They fit very well into the point and shoot market. Some people are afraid of things under their bed too. Everybody's go to have a bogeyman, and for a couple here, Lexmark is it. Once you get them working (usually a software problem) they work for a long time; notice there are relatively few Lexmark complaints here. Expensive to run, yes, but buy a cheap laser for e-mail printing and save the expensive ink for what counts. Brendan -- |
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