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Hi all,

Got a canon pixma printer and the G/F's daughter is using quite a bit of ink for her Uni stuff.

Looked at 999 inks to get cheaper than Argos etc, as it's normally the "oh we have run out of ink and need some now" routine, so ordering online been difficult.

Anybody got any suggestions?

TIA
 
I can highly recommend 'refillman/printercartidges.net' (same company)

I've used them many times for cheap carts. And ideal for printing a lot of documents.

I ordered some this Monday and they arrived next day. (free delivery as well)

www.printercartridges.net
 
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18%grey said:
I can highly recommend 'refillman/printercartidges.net' (same company)

I've used them many times for cheap carts. And ideal for printing a lot of documents.

I ordered some this Monday and they arrived next day. (free delivery as well)

www.printercartridges.net
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gramps said:
http://www.inkredible.co.uk/ fast delivery, good prices and guaranteed compatibility.
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Thanks all,

Just had a quick look and inkredible is £7 cheaper and then i can add 10% off, by giving my mobile number, no brainer really. |Just hope they work...lol
 
Have a search for inktec midlands and see how their prices compare
Dave
 
Reidy36 said:
Thanks all,

Just had a quick look and inkredible is £7 cheaper and then i can add 10% off, by giving my mobile number, no brainer really. |Just hope they work...lol
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Never had a failure with 3 different printers.
 
Having once used a 3rd party cart, I would never make the same mistake again! Poor (actually BAD colour from the get go, probably cureable with proper profiling), poor (actually, again BAD fading from the pattern cart rendering the few prints I did with it worse than useless after a couple of weeks behind glass and out of direct sunlight) and the very real and potentially expensive chance of nozzle blockages.

Yer pays yer money and yer takes yer choice, I prefer to pay a little more and get consistent good colours that fade far slower and don't clog my nozzles even after a couple of months of disuse.
 
I got a set of replacements for my Canon 4300-ish-something, three colours and black from InkSquid : there was a human being on the other end of both phone and e-mail and that makes a big difference.
They work well for printing documents, seem same as the first original Canon inks.
I don't print photo quality though...
 
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