Printers
By buckiem
@buckiem (129)
November 12, 2009 4:48am CST
I have a HP Photosmart all in one printer which works really well my problem is replacement ink cartridges, why do they have to be so expensive, they cost more than the printer did. What kind of printer do you have and are the ink cartridges expensive and how do you get round it. If I use a refill for the cartridge the machine does not acknowledge it so it does not show how much ink is left. I really think these companies should make their cartridges cheaper don't you.
1 response
@vasudevan8880 (82)
• India
12 Nov 09
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