Where can I sell my empty inkjet epson ink cartridges? I also have remanufactured ones, does anyone buy those?
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With Hp and Lexmark cartridges the can be re-manufactured, however with epsons there is really no point due to the lack of print head.  Ink tanks are really cheap to manufacture so nobody really re-manufactures them.\n\nThere are plenty of charities that will take them off your hands, you may not get any cash for them.  However, you do get a little bit of a moral glow, and the satisfaction of knowing they aren't going to end up in a landfill.
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Try a printer store :)))
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The cheapest place I have found is http://www.123inkjets.com \nI have been rebuilding printers for some time now and that is where I get all of the ink I use.
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I don't know what the person above me just said, but I would stay away from refill kits. Some printers use pressurized cartridges and you want no part of that, not to mention they void your warranty. Go online and find the best price for the oem cartridges.
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Hi, \n\nPlease click on: http://www.inkredibleinks.com.au/all.asp?brand=Epson\n\nToward bottom of page at T0751 Price $9.00\n\ncontact: sales@inkredibleinks.com.au\n\nDarryl S.
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I have read that HP makes 50% of its annual corporate profit from the sale of printer ink.  Its like the old Polaroid camera - the camera was cheap, the film was expensive.\nI get my ink from ABC Ink.  For an older Epson printer, I pay $3.00 for black and about $4 to $5 for color.\nMy recommendation: before buying a printer, check the Internet for price of ink for that printer. Pick the printer that meets your needs that has the cheapest ink.\nAlso, there is now a business that will refill your empty ink cartridges for about 1/2 the price of a new one.  You can use Google to see if there is one near you.  But for my Epsons, the internet has the lowest prices.
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That's easy. The retailer does not make money on the printers. They make money on the USB cable. Notice they usually charge $25.00 to $30.00 for one, since they know that you need one to  use the printer. Go to SAMS or BJs. They have them for a lot less money (the USB cable).
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Try calling print shops in your area.
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okay, i think i got the same freebie as you, if you did, theres only one other ink cartrage that will fit your dell and its made by Lexmark, now what sux about dell is that you can only buy dell cartrages from dell, so yea, dont buy any printers off Dell.\n\nGo to or look for Cartrage World, they're a great franchise store to go to for this stuff.
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There is a company called Azerty.\n\nThey provide all almost all of the office suppliers with there products.\n\nhttp://www.azerty.com/Website/index.jsp\n\nFor ink cartridges, you'll have to search locally for a Re-manufactured manufaturer because that is the only money to be made. It is extremely hard for a small company to go up against a large company for name brand toners.\n\npaper is not bad, but you will have to find a realy cheap distributor out there..maybe China...cause the magins on paper are extremely low and it is very hard to make money on those products because of the firece competition.\n\nI'm in the industry I know.
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I never suggest using refurbished cartridges because they tend to leak and just in case they do leak it will cause problems with your printer in the long run. I suggest buying in bulk at Sam's Club or Costco. They are still going to run about $60 but you will get a few extra  to keep on hand. If you look for the multi-packs at Office Depot or Office Max then you can save between $8 and $12.
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I tried going that route to save some money, but all I did was make a mess.  Maybe I was doing it wrong, but I find it easier to just buy a new cartridge.  Cut down on unnecessary printing, that will help in the long run.
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I've read some reviews on this printer, and they all say if one cartridge dries out or is empty, it will not print anything.  You may have to invest in new cartridges.\n\nhttp://www.stormlabs.com/Cameras/Photo_Printers/Reviews/595026/id/17781/
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if its the same cartridge of course its the right one. maybe its empty? maybe the metal contacts have ink on them? maybe you should turn everything off and turn it back on? maybe you should open whatever software that came with your printer and begin the long and boring process of figuring out why your printer is acting stupid. .... try the easy ways first.
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Did you tried Epson.com, don't tell me you didn't.\nOk If you already did and searched for this printer/scanner in the database. I think you still can search for it on one of the drivers' sites (like Driverguide.com), Actually this is one of the biggest I have seen in Drivers database.\n\nGood Luck
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online.. thru your comp.. start the "Status Monitor" ..\n.. it sits someplace in "Start" (if on Windows)\n\nOr simply go to the printer name in "Printers" folder & right click-> go to properties- then all thse tabs come up for "Head cleaning" "Nozzle Check" etc...\n\nThere.. a tab has status monitor...\n\nHowever, thru experience using my old Epson Stylus 1200\nI have come to know that its a bit waste as the Nozzle Check & Head Cleaning both deplete the bloody ink resorviors..\n\nI now, manually take them out \n[HIGHLY AVIODABLE AND WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THOU]\nto get a feeling as to how much is there which I can get since so many years..\nGive it a good shake & I put 'em back...\n\nThough unlike HP, Epson cartridge head doesn't get replaced each time, so its a big headache to try remove cartridge\n(one risks damaging internals as ink might pour out of gaping hole in cartridge- there is a certain trick jerky movement to get it out)\n\nPlus, lastly, the damn things sort of dry out even if printer left unused for under a month & so software may still detect a semi full thing as, one needing replacement