where to get inkjet cartridges?
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From: Chris Whelan on 27 Jul 2010 05:51 On Tue, 27 Jul 2010 10:41:56 +0100, chris wrote: > Sorry for the OT post, but the printer is connected to a linux desktop > ;) > > I need to replace some cartridges on my HP MFD, but where's a good > source for well-priced genuine HP stuff? Online preferably. > > I was going to go with Ebuyer, but they've suddenly decided to drop the > free delivery option for my address. > > Anyone have any suggestions for places to try? I don't want compatible > or refills as I don't use the printer very much and just want the > cartridges to work. > TIA Can't promise the cheapest prices, but I've had the best service of any online company for more than five years from here: http://www.tonik.co.uk/ Chris -- Remove prejudice to reply.
From: David Goodenough on 27 Jul 2010 06:15 chris wrote: > Sorry for the OT post, but the printer is connected to a linux desktop ;) > > I need to replace some cartridges on my HP MFD, but where's a good > source for well-priced genuine HP stuff? Online preferably. > > I was going to go with Ebuyer, but they've suddenly decided to drop the > free delivery option for my address. > > Anyone have any suggestions for places to try? I don't want compatible > or refills as I don't use the printer very much and just want the > cartridges to work. > TIA I don't know where you live, but I have always found the best (for which read cheapest) source of inkjet cartridges to be a large supermarket. In fact in choosing a printer, I always check that the local supermarket stocks the relevant cartridges before I buy it. Their bulk buying gives much lower prices. David
From: chris on 27 Jul 2010 06:39 On 27/07/10 10:51, Chris Whelan wrote: > On Tue, 27 Jul 2010 10:41:56 +0100, chris wrote: > >> Sorry for the OT post, but the printer is connected to a linux desktop >> ;) >> >> I need to replace some cartridges on my HP MFD, but where's a good >> source for well-priced genuine HP stuff? Online preferably. >> >> I was going to go with Ebuyer, but they've suddenly decided to drop the >> free delivery option for my address. >> >> Anyone have any suggestions for places to try? I don't want compatible >> or refills as I don't use the printer very much and just want the >> cartridges to work. >> TIA > > Can't promise the cheapest prices, but I've had the best service of any > online company for more than five years from here: > > http://www.tonik.co.uk/ They look really good and about the same price as Ebuyer. Actually they're cheaper as delivery is included :) Nice tip. Thanks!
From: Alec Ross on 27 Jul 2010 06:32 Well if you have a Viking a/c their prices are reasonable (but not cheap). Delivery is good, and free for orders over 30 GBP. When I buy for my HP MFD, individual large-capacity colour cartridges (45 and 78) easily take me towards or over this threshold. Alec In message <i2m9l6$u4e$1(a)news.eternal-september.org>, chris <ithinkiam(a)gmail.com> writes >Sorry for the OT post, but the printer is connected to a linux desktop ;) > >I need to replace some cartridges on my HP MFD, but where's a good >source for well-priced genuine HP stuff? Online preferably. > >I was going to go with Ebuyer, but they've suddenly decided to drop the >free delivery option for my address. > >Anyone have any suggestions for places to try? I don't want compatible >or refills as I don't use the printer very much and just want the >cartridges to work. >TIA -- Alec Ross
From: Neil Ellwood on 27 Jul 2010 06:54
On Tue, 27 Jul 2010 10:41:56 +0100, chris wrote: > Sorry for the OT post, but the printer is connected to a linux desktop > ;) > > I need to replace some cartridges on my HP MFD, but where's a good > source for well-priced genuine HP stuff? Online preferably. > > I was going to go with Ebuyer, but they've suddenly decided to drop the > free delivery option for my address. > > Anyone have any suggestions for places to try? I don't want compatible > or refills as I don't use the printer very much and just want the > cartridges to work. > TIA Try www.7dayshop.com I have had good results from them. -- Neil Reverse 'r*a' and delete 'l' Linux user 335851 |