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Comment on Lexmark C720 by Lexmark Printers, Cartridges & More | Lexmark Repair Parts

Lexmark Printers, Cartridges & More | Lexmark Repair Parts — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:37:19 +0000

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Comment on Best Small Work Group Printer of 2008 by Furkan Eryarsoy

Furkan Eryarsoy — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 12:55:25 +0000

To Managemant ,

We, Tuterler Bogazici Computer corporation, are making internationla business with many country on the world since 1999 in this market in Republic of Turkey. We import and

export toners ,cartridges and specific pieces for printers and coppy machines of all brands (inc. HP, Canon,Lexmark, Xerox, etc.) you care. Last 10 years we made business with,

Doubai, Singapur, Germany, Netherland, and other countries.We work more than 20 countries.

We also would like to make a business with You. We , Tuterler bogazici , hope we will have very good business relationship. I am the export import manager of Tuterler

Bogazici. If you have any question(s) , please let me know, and I will answer that/these with great pleasure.

Sincerely,

Comment on Xerox WorkCentre C2424 by AIRA

AIRA — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 15:26:25 +0000

Hi,

I am looking for ink cartridges for the Epson RX425. I have bought compatibles in the past but the ink quality is not so great or the chips dont recognise. Any help would be appreciated

Comment on Samsung CLP-600 by Samsung

Samsung — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 11:01:08 +0000

Perhaps, you will find a lot of related information at the official Samsung site.

Comment on Brother HL-2700 by SteveH

SteveH — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 11:56:06 +0000

I am using a (donated) Brother HL2700 for printing charity newsletters, we also have a Minolta 2430DL. Of the two, the Minolta offers better facilities when it is working properly but it has virtually no error recovery procedures and has to be rebooted after even the simplest problem like failing to pick up a sheet. The Brother is much better in this respect, recovering from errors once corrected with no further problem.
In both cases, the cost of consumables is simply IMMORAL and ecologically indefesible- a set of Minolta cartridges (officially) costs twice what I paid for the machine new, whilst a Brother set is also more than the machine is worth. Fortunately, in both systems, it is possible to refill the cartridges – the Brother is much easier of the two. However, when the drum or the OPC belt expires then the machines will have to be dumped (and we’re a recycling charity!)