lexmark ink cartridge 4 sale

[Dave Ridley]

Type 16 black ink, purchased feb. 06, still unopened in box...good for at least two years from date of purchase.

these are $27 new... me asking $18

[PowerPenguin]

good deal. Ever used any of those cartridge refilling services? They are a lot cheaper than buying new cartridges every time, and you save the environment a little bit by keeping that much more plastic out of some landfill. In my experience, the refurbed cartridges worked BETTER than my original Lexmark ones. I don't remember the name of the service I used, but it is franchised across the US. I have one in the package here, but it's in the bottom of a moving box that I'll be lugging xcountry next week, so I'm not going in to look for it now (sorry).

[Dreepa]

I'll be lugging xcountry next week, so I'm not going in to look for it now (sorry).

you are moving next week?
Sweet?

Do you know what date you are arriving here?

[Kat Kanning]

I'll buy the cartridge from you, Dada.

The one time I tried a refurbished cartridge, it didn't work at all 

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"Who cares about ink cartridges, someone's moving to New Hampshire!"

I have a laser printer.

[J’raxis 270145]

I'll buy the cartridge from you, Dada.

The one time I tried a refurbished cartridge, it didn't work at all 

Some printer manufacturers intentionally design the cartridges to not work if they're refilled.

Printer ink is one of those big scams like razors and razor blades—they sell the printer dirt cheap then sell the ink at an enormous markup. So the printer manufacturers can get quite pissy at people who try to sell cheap replacement ink for their printers. Lexmark is actually the most notorious for this, having tried to sue a company who circumvented the protection they employ on their ink cartridges against refilling.

[Dave Ridley]

okie kat its yours!  will try to justl keep it in car till see u