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From: Frank on 28 Jun 2007 14:41
FrankOdom7883(a)gmail.com wrote:
> I purchased a Canon printer from Costco. After it ran out of ink, I
> purchased a refill ink kit from hobbicolors.com. The prints first
> come out streaky, so I ran the cleaning mode. It didn't help. I kept
> on running it for hours. Then the stupid ink from hobbicolors.com
> totally stopped printing. I called Canon for help and they stated
> that the hobbicolors.com ink broke the printer. The representative
> would not give me a RMA number to repair the printer, and stated it
> was not their fault. I requested to be transferred to the
> supervisor. The supervisor stated the same thing. After I threatened
> to return the printer at Costco (Costco has a lifetime return policy)
> the supervisor stated that he was going to send me free ink. When the
> ink came, I tried it again and it still won't print. Then I called
> Canon again and tried a second time to get the printer repaired,
> however Canon would not help me this time. Therefore, I went to
> Costco, and the employee was trying to give me an attitude since the
> item was opened. However, after I showed her that the printer still
> had the new ink cartridges (the free ones Canon mailed me), they
> allowed me to return it.
>
> I need advise on which is the best printer to buy (less then $200.00)
> that is considered a good printer to refill. Also, where is the best
> place to buy the refill ink? I'm not going to use the hobbicolors.com
> ink, it sucks.
>
> Frank
>

Hey meashershithead! You idiot! Give it up! You can't change names and
still use the same posting path.
You're beyond stupid!
Frank (the real one)
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