Some millionaires might be able to use only original inks.

I had used an ink refill kit from computer friends a few years ago for
an older HP cartridge: it was messy and worked maybe two times or
three at most.  Recently, with newer cartridges I have found Inktek
cartridges are quite good, enable at least 8 refills with unnoticeable
quality changes, and even color cartridges can be refilled.  I save so
much money that I can actually afford to print with ink jet.  Black
refills are costing me about 2.50 to 4.00 at most.

Advice to use original name brands: sounds like the old "use only
panasonic batteries for best results."

Other printers may be won't work as well.  It's worth the attempt,
however, in my experience.

Alan Davis

On 12/4/06, [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I think you ll find after many costly errors with no name brand inks like i
> did that staying with your printer brand ink its the only way to go.     They
> know know what works with your machine and won t waste your time, its worth the
> price no reason to penny pinch on that...
>
> you pay zip / you get zip . .
>
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