I have a epson R200 printer that I have always used epson brand ink.I'm
wanting to use compatable carts now.What would be a good brand to buy
and from what company.Do you know of a good co. to buy from on ebay
I'm in the usa.Thank you
John.H.
"John H." <bigjohn@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>I have a epson R200 printer that I have always used epson brand ink.I'm
>wanting to use compatable carts now.What would be a good brand to buy and
>from what company.Do you know of a good co. to buy from on ebay
> I'm in the usa.Thank you
> John.H.
John - you are a bit late, sad to say. Epson just won a suit that stopped
the sale of compatable carts for their printers in the US. You might find
some on ebay, but selling them is now illegal as far as I know.
John H. wrote:
> I have a epson R200 printer that I have always used epson brand ink.
That is a wise choice.
> I'm wanting to use compatable carts now.What would be a good brand to
> buy and from what company.Do you know of a good co. to buy from on ebay
> I'm in the usa.Thank you
> John.H.
I would never by anything like that on ebay.
As far as non Epson ink in your Epson printer.
1. It will not longer be an Epson printer
2. If you do photos the quality will be lower
3. If you do photos there is a higher probability of fading
4. No paper profiles exist
5. Unless you print very frequently you run the risk of clogging a
printhead and ruining the printer
So if you print a lot and do not care about quality then make any
choice. I think you will find that the same stuff is sold under many
different names by many places. I found out that one company sell under
3 different websites and they sell the same stuff under different names.
"Burt" <nospam@pacbell.net> wrote in message
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>
> "John H." <bigjohn@nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:FfRjj.143595$MJ6.6618@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
>>I have a epson R200 printer that I have always used epson brand ink.I'm
>>wanting to use compatable carts now.What would be a good brand to buy and
>>from what company.Do you know of a good co. to buy from on ebay
>> I'm in the usa.Thank you
>> John.H.
>
> John - you are a bit late, sad to say. Epson just won a suit that stopped
> the sale of compatable carts for their printers in the US. You might find
> some on ebay, but selling them is now illegal as far as I know.
>
That's news to me, as I just received an order of compatibles for our C82
Epsons from our source in New York City on Monday. I'm aware of the ITC's
ruling attempting to slap a tarrif onto each imported cartridge but not
aware that the President signed it into law. What news exactly do you have
Burt?
Two places that will have decent quality compatible ink cartridges that I
have purchased from are
Additionally you can purchase spongeless cartridges from MIS for the R200
that are easy to refill, a chip resetter, and bulk ink. I've been using this
method for a dozen C84, C88+ printers at school and this method has saved a
fortune both in money and not having to throw empty cartridges away.
--
Jan Alter bearpuf@verizon.net
or jalter@phila.k12.pa.us
On Jan 17, 10:01*pm, "Jan Alter" <bear...@verizon.net> wrote:
> "Burt" <nos...@pacbell.net> wrote in message
>
> news:tjSjj.347$uE.134@newssvr22.news.prodigy.net.. .
>
> > "John H." <bigj...@nospam.com> wrote in message
> >news:FfRjj.143595$MJ6.6618@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> >>I have a epson R200 printer that I have always used epson brand ink.I'm
> >>wanting to use compatable carts now.What would be a good brand to buy and
> >>from what company.Do you know of a good co. to buy from on ebay
> >> I'm in the usa.Thank you
> >> John.H.
>
> > John - you are a bit late, sad to say. *Epson just won a suit that stopped
> > the sale of compatable carts for their printers in the US. *You might find
> > some on ebay, but selling them is now illegal as far as I know.
>
> That's news to me, as I just received an order of compatibles for our C82
> Epsons from our source in New York City on Monday. I'm aware of the ITC's
> ruling attempting to slap a tarrif onto each imported cartridge but not
> aware that the President signed it into law. What news exactly do you have
> Burt?
>
> Two places that will have decent quality compatible ink cartridges that I
> have purchased from are
>
> www.inksupply.com* (MIS)
> andwww.alotofthings.com
>
> Additionally you can purchase spongeless cartridges from MIS for the R200
> that are easy to refill, a chip resetter, and bulk ink. I've been using this
> method for a dozen C84, C88+ printers at school and this method has saved a
> fortune both in money and not having to throw empty cartridges away.
> --
> Jan Alter
> bear...@verizon.net
> or
> jal...@phila.k12.pa.us
"Jan Alter" <bearpuf@verizon.net> wrote in message
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>
>
> "Burt" <nospam@pacbell.net> wrote in message
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>>
>> "John H." <bigjohn@nospam.com> wrote in message
>> news:FfRjj.143595$MJ6.6618@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
>>>I have a epson R200 printer that I have always used epson brand ink.I'm
>>>wanting to use compatable carts now.What would be a good brand to buy and
>>>from what company.Do you know of a good co. to buy from on ebay
>>> I'm in the usa.Thank you
>>> John.H.
>>
>> John - you are a bit late, sad to say. Epson just won a suit that
>> stopped the sale of compatable carts for their printers in the US. You
>> might find some on ebay, but selling them is now illegal as far as I
>> know.
>>
> That's news to me, as I just received an order of compatibles for our C82
> Epsons from our source in New York City on Monday. I'm aware of the ITC's
> ruling attempting to slap a tarrif onto each imported cartridge but not
> aware that the President signed it into law. What news exactly do you have
> Burt?
>
> Two places that will have decent quality compatible ink cartridges that I
> have purchased from are
>
> www.inksupply.com (MIS)
> and
> www.alotofthings.com
>
> Additionally you can purchase spongeless cartridges from MIS for the R200
> that are easy to refill, a chip resetter, and bulk ink. I've been using
> this method for a dozen C84, C88+ printers at school and this method has
> saved a fortune both in money and not having to throw empty cartridges
> away.
> --
> Jan Alter
> bearpuf@verizon.net
> or
> jalter@phila.k12.pa.us
>
Jan - I hope I'm wrong! I had read posts to that effect.
Burt wrote:
> "Jan Alter" <bearpuf@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:yEUjj.10771$ac7.2138@trndny03...
>>
>> "Burt" <nospam@pacbell.net> wrote in message
>> news:tjSjj.347$uE.134@newssvr22.news.prodigy.net.. .
>>> "John H." <bigjohn@nospam.com> wrote in message
>>> news:FfRjj.143595$MJ6.6618@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
>>>> I have a epson R200 printer that I have always used epson brand ink.I'm
>>>> wanting to use compatable carts now.What would be a good brand to buy and
>>> >from what company.Do you know of a good co. to buy from on ebay
>>>> I'm in the usa.Thank you
>>>> John.H.
>>> John - you are a bit late, sad to say. Epson just won a suit that
>>> stopped the sale of compatable carts for their printers in the US. You
>>> might find some on ebay, but selling them is now illegal as far as I
>>> know.
>>>
>> That's news to me, as I just received an order of compatibles for our C82
>> Epsons from our source in New York City on Monday. I'm aware of the ITC's
>> ruling attempting to slap a tarrif onto each imported cartridge but not
>> aware that the President signed it into law. What news exactly do you have
>> Burt?
>>
>> Two places that will have decent quality compatible ink cartridges that I
>> have purchased from are
>>
>> www.inksupply.com (MIS)
>> and
>> www.alotofthings.com
>>
>> Additionally you can purchase spongeless cartridges from MIS for the R200
>> that are easy to refill, a chip resetter, and bulk ink. I've been using
>> this method for a dozen C84, C88+ printers at school and this method has
>> saved a fortune both in money and not having to throw empty cartridges
>> away.
>> --
>> Jan Alter
>> bearpuf@verizon.net
>> or
>> jalter@phila.k12.pa.us
>>
> Jan - I hope I'm wrong! I had read posts to that effect.
>
> Burt
I hope you are wrong also.I used to buy the epson carts on ebay but
there is not any good deals there now.The last set I bought on ebay only
cost me $37.00 any where else about $90.00.I checked with
alotofthings.com and they still list the compatables there
Jhon.H.
Jan Alter wrote:
> "Burt" <nospam@pacbell.net> wrote in message
> news:tjSjj.347$uE.134@newssvr22.news.prodigy.net.. .
>> "John H." <bigjohn@nospam.com> wrote in message
>> news:FfRjj.143595$MJ6.6618@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
>>> I have a epson R200 printer that I have always used epson brand ink.I'm
>>> wanting to use compatable carts now.What would be a good brand to buy and
>> >from what company.Do you know of a good co. to buy from on ebay
>>> I'm in the usa.Thank you
>>> John.H.
>> John - you are a bit late, sad to say. Epson just won a suit that stopped
>> the sale of compatable carts for their printers in the US. You might find
>> some on ebay, but selling them is now illegal as far as I know.
>>
> That's news to me, as I just received an order of compatibles for our C82
> Epsons from our source in New York City on Monday. I'm aware of the ITC's
> ruling attempting to slap a tarrif onto each imported cartridge but not
> aware that the President signed it into law. What news exactly do you have
> Burt?
>
> Two places that will have decent quality compatible ink cartridges that I
> have purchased from are
>
> www.inksupply.com (MIS)
> and
> www.alotofthings.com
>
> Additionally you can purchase spongeless cartridges from MIS for the R200
> that are easy to refill, a chip resetter, and bulk ink. I've been using this
> method for a dozen C84, C88+ printers at school and this method has saved a
> fortune both in money and not having to throw empty cartridges away.
Thanks Jan
I just checked with alotofthings.com and they have the compatables in
stock.I hope that Burt is wrong about this.
John.H.
I have a epson R200 printer that I have always used epson brand ink.I'm wanting to use compatable carts now.What would be a good brand to buy and
>from what company.Do you know of a good co. to buy from on ebay
I'm in the usa.Thank you John.H.
John - you are a bit late, sad to say. Epson just won a suit that stopped the sale of compatable carts for their printers in the US. You might find some on ebay, but selling them is now illegal as far as I know.
That's news to me, as I just received an order of compatibles for our C82 Epsons from our source in New York City on Monday. I'm aware of the ITC's ruling attempting to slap a tarrif onto each imported cartridge but not aware that the President signed it into law. What news exactly do you have Burt? Two places that will have decent quality compatible ink cartridges that I have purchased from are www.inksupply.com (MIS) and
Additionally you can purchase spongeless cartridges from MIS for the R200 that are easy to refill, a chip resetter, and bulk ink. I've been using this method for a dozen C84, C88+ printers at school and this method has saved a fortune both in money and not having to throw empty cartridges away.
John H. wrote:
> Burt wrote:
>> "Jan Alter" <bearpuf@verizon.net> wrote in message
>> news:yEUjj.10771$ac7.2138@trndny03...
>>>
>>> "Burt" <nospam@pacbell.net> wrote in message
>>> news:tjSjj.347$uE.134@newssvr22.news.prodigy.net.. .
>>>> "John H." <bigjohn@nospam.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:FfRjj.143595$MJ6.6618@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
>>>>> I have a epson R200 printer that I have always used epson brand
>>>>> ink.I'm wanting to use compatable carts now.What would be a good
>>>>> brand to buy and
>>>> >from what company.Do you know of a good co. to buy from on ebay
>>>>> I'm in the usa.Thank you
>>>>> John.H.
>>>> John - you are a bit late, sad to say. Epson just won a suit that
>>>> stopped the sale of compatable carts for their printers in the US.
>>>> You might find some on ebay, but selling them is now illegal as far
>>>> as I know.
>>>>
>>> That's news to me, as I just received an order of compatibles for
>>> our C82 Epsons from our source in New York City on Monday. I'm aware
>>> of the ITC's ruling attempting to slap a tarrif onto each imported
>>> cartridge but not aware that the President signed it into law. What
>>> news exactly do you have Burt?
>>>
>>> Two places that will have decent quality compatible ink cartridges
>>> that I have purchased from are
>>>
>>> www.inksupply.com (MIS)
>>> and
>>> snip
I do not like them
>>>
>>>
>>> Additionally you can purchase spongeless cartridges from MIS for the
>>> R200 that are easy to refill, a chip resetter, and bulk ink. I've
>>> been using this method for a dozen C84, C88+ printers at school and
>>> this method has saved a fortune both in money and not having to
>>> throw empty cartridges away.
>>> --
>>> Jan Alter
>>> bearpuf@verizon.net
>>> or
>>> jalter@phila.k12.pa.us
>>>
>> Jan - I hope I'm wrong! I had read posts to that effect.
>> Burt
> I hope you are wrong also.I used to buy the epson carts on ebay but
> there is not any good deals there now.The last set I bought on ebay
> only cost me $37.00 any where else about $90.00.I checked with
> alotofthings.com and they still list the compatables there
> Jhon.H.
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