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    Just run out (printing off the mammoth SEF ) and didnt realise so now I need to order some more

    Where do you all get yours from? I have an HP Photosmart printer if that makes a difference.

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    I usually just get Tesco's own brand that fits the same printer. They are so much cheaper. I think they make them for all types of printers. Mine's just run out too x

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    did you see the earlier link about the website giving new customers a free ink cartridge? I just ordered mine. Il see if i can find the link

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    I get mine off whoever is seling them cheaper on ebay, original ones, not 'filled up' ones. Mine is an HP. I will have a look at that link, thanks.
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    I use

    www.ukdvdr.co.uk

    really cheap compatable cartridges & quick delivery

    (hope that link works!)

    Katickles

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    I refill mine with a kit, using syringes. I can usually reuse cartridges about 10 times before I have to buy new ones (I have a HP psc1210 printer/scanner/copier). When I do buy new ones I have found that choice stationery (http://www.choicestationery.co.uk/?g...FQuY1Qod8k6L2w) are often the cheapest.
    I once read that printer ink is one of the most expensive liquids we buy. It is when you think a HP black cartridge costs around £20 and holds 20ml of ink....so that is £1000 per litre........makes petrol look cheap!!!!
    In cloud cuckoo land somewhere

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    can't believe this has just been posted.... i have just had to order more 'epson' cartridges, as my epson printer has refused the 'compatible' ones. I have bought 8 compatible ones in the last 2 weeks, all of which had to be thrown away as the printer rejected them. So just bought second lot of epson originals at £25. That means i think i have spent about £70 in the last month on ink cartridges!!! Surely there is a cheaper way??? Any Epson techy's out there with an answer i would really appreciate it.

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    I use www.box-shift.co.uk. Find them to be really competative but I have an Epson and apparantely they are cheaper than the norm

    Hope it helps
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    I always get mine refilled in a local shop, they charged £14 for coloured and about £11 for black.

    I don't know if that's any cheaper than buying new one's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by taiwallis View Post
    can't believe this has just been posted.... i have just had to order more 'epson' cartridges, as my epson printer has refused the 'compatible' ones. I have bought 8 compatible ones in the last 2 weeks, all of which had to be thrown away as the printer rejected them. So just bought second lot of epson originals at £25. That means i think i have spent about £70 in the last month on ink cartridges!!! Surely there is a cheaper way??? Any Epson techy's out there with an answer i would really appreciate it.
    I have had 3 epson machines and they all accept the cartridges. Try www.box-shirt.co.uk as they are cheap (£1.99 for black for mine and £4.99 for 1 colour and 1 black). They also will refund if you find it is no good.
    Debbie

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    Default Re: Cheapest ink cartridges?

    ive got a lexmark printer and just ordered more recondition cartridges from this company
    http://www.365ink.co.uk/

    its £19 in total for a black cartridge and a colour cartridge, free postage and is delivered quickly.

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    i get mine of www.ink2u.co.uk they do there own brands and the originals very cheap ive used them for along time

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    I've ordered mine from Inkcycle for years: http://www.inkcycle.co.uk/

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    Default Re: Cheapest ink cartridges?

    Quote Originally Posted by miss mopple View Post
    Just run out (printing off the mammoth SEF ) and didnt realise so now I need to order some more

    Where do you all get yours from? I have an HP Photosmart printer if that makes a difference.

    I get mine from here its one of the cheapest I have found and free P&P
    http://www.cartridgesave.co.uk/
    Paula

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    I've got an Epsom R220 and the light cyan cartridge just won't load the ink and its full of it! Don't want to have to pay £15 for another one! Why can't the stupid machine just print in black and white?

 

 

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