Printers

I am old enough to remember buying premium gasoline (ethyl, it was called) for 13 cents per gallon. That was when I started college 50 years ago.

Now, I often tell the folks at the meat counter at the grocery store that it's not that I can't afford the food, it's that I'M CHEAP!

Times have changed and prices have changed even more these last 50 years since I started college. One change is the advent of computers, printers and the outrageous RIP OFF PRICES of "genuine" HP ink cartridges.

These "remanufactured" cartridges work just fine. I see NO difference in performance, compared to HP "genuine" cartridges. The only thing is, when I press "print," the "ink level" advice screen shows "Not a genuine Hewett Packard ink cartridge." Well, PFFFFT on HP. I can buy TWO 3-packs (two PACKS of two black, one color) - six cartridges in all - for the price of ONE individual "genuine" HP cartridge. I may be Cheap but I'm not stupid.

Great alternative to buying in B&M store at exorbitant prices. (If you don't mind the wait - delivery)

The refurbished cartridges that were shipped to me worked perfectly right out of the packaging with no problems. I recently priced the new OEM cartridges and realized that I would have paid at least triple the price. As long as refurbished carts are available they will be my first choice.