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From: TJ on 11 Sep 2006 08:16 measekite wrote: > > > TJ wrote: > >> And how much does Canon charge to replace one that's been clogged by >> Canon ink? Oh, wait, I forgot. Canon OEM ink NEVER clogs in Canon >> printers. Yeah, right. >> >> Say, Measekite, I have a marketing idea for Canon, or for any printer >> manufacturer, for that matter. As their stalwart champion, I'll let >> you pass it along to them. If a printer OEM is as confident in the >> performance of their products as you apparently are, why don't they >> offer free replacements for any printhead that clogs with their OEM >> ink? Any company that claims to know as much about ink formulation as >> Canon and the others should easily be able to test the residue in the >> clogged head for contamination by non-OEM ink, thus weeding out the >> false claims. If the clog is OEM, the head is replaced. Simple. And it >> shouldn't cost them much, either. If, as you have implied repeatedly, >> OEM ink almost never clogs, they won't have to make good on the >> guarantee very often. >> >> But you know they won't go for it, and you know why - > > > yep, al they gotta do is read the posters in this ng and they will find > they why they should never consider it. > Your logic escapes me. If you are correct and we're wrong, the OEMs have little to lose and much to gain from such a guarantee. But if WE are right, they'd lose their shirts. So you're saying we are right? >> even though you won't admit the truth here. The truth is, OEM ink >> clogs as much as aftermarket ink, > > > not true > Then how can they lose? >> and good aftermarket ink > > > never seen any good. You never looked. >> is so close to OEM that even the OEM might have trouble telling the >> difference. > > > tell that to wilhelm > I'll have to look at Wilhelm's reports again, but I don't think they addressed the clogging issue, just longevity. >> >> TJ
From: Michael Grey on 11 Sep 2006 09:18 I have a new Canon head if interested. Are you in the US? If needed email me "Andy Petro" <andy.petro(a)sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:4502e657$0$19670$88260bb3(a)free.teranews.com... > Are printheads available for Cannon IP 4000. > > > > -- > Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com >
From: DC on 11 Sep 2006 14:46 "Andy Petro" <andy.petro(a)sympatico.ca> wrote: >Are printheads available for Cannon IP 4000. http://www.inkcessories.com/ $49.95 I bought recently. Genuine Canon. Use third party ink (mostly Hobbicolors). Some guy called Measekite convinced me into buying non-oem ink.
From: frank on 11 Sep 2006 15:33 DC wrote: > "Andy Petro" <andy.petro(a)sympatico.ca> wrote: > > >>Are printheads available for Cannon IP 4000. > > > http://www.inkcessories.com/ $49.95 > > I bought recently. Genuine Canon. Use third party ink (mostly Hobbicolors). > > Some guy called Measekite convinced me into buying non-oem ink. Yeah, he's the very best advertiser and advocate for using after market inks. I too use hobbicolors ink in my canon. Great colors, no clogging or fading and I saved enough over the years to buy a house! Frank
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