Free Kodak ink

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Permalink Reply by Debbie Coates on January 31, 2012 at 18:21

Hi Nell,
How perfect is this?! I have been using my printer a lot while looking for a job recently but finally ran out of ink - getting more tomorrow was on the top of my list, so if yours is still available I'd be more than happy to take it off your hands!

Thanks,

Debbie :-)

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Permalink Reply by Nell Riches on January 31, 2012 at 18:32

Brilliant! Glad it's going to a good home. Do you want to pop by this evening / tomorrow morning? Give me a call and we can arrange.

Cheers

Nell

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Permalink Reply by Mary Blake on April 15, 2013 at 11:48

Glad it's not just me!  I've just bought the wrong ink for my HP printer - ouch!  Ah well, like you I found a good home for it.  Must be more careful in future..

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Permalink Reply by Nell Riches on April 15, 2013 at 16:33

Oh! How annoying. I'm seem to be having very bad luck with printers... we've had to buy a whole new printer because one tiny part broke... it is replaceable but practically the same price to get a new printer. Crazy but true.

You've just reminded me actually Mary, I've still got the wrong Kodak ink sitting on my desk gathering dust... Debbie, would you like me to bring it into The Step for you?

Cheers,

Nell

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Permalink Reply by Marek from ITBox Computer Serv on April 20, 2013 at 11:30

Hi All

A little word of consideration 

Most of relatively cheap ink printers were manufactured for one particular reason, which is to sell as much ink as possible. Price of printer does not really matter as the real fun starts when you try to buy new cartridges or refill the existing one. Price of ink is definitely considered as one of the most expensive liquids around the world.

For home economy if you are printing mostly black and white consider a laser printer. Large amounts of documents will not kill your budget. It does not look great but you can forget searching and buying ink for months.

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