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30 Jan 2003, 23:20, JIM HOLSONBACK (1:123/140), wrote to ALL:
Hi JIM.
JH> Greetings to ALL. I just wanted to share about my latest
JH> cost-cutting project.
JH> Toner cartridge on my little HP LaserJet 4L finally ran dry a few
JH> weeks back. I figured it wouldn't cost much to get a refilled
JH> cartridge. I called some of the local refillers and got 3 different
JH> prices, ranging from $51 to $59. New ones at Office Depot and such
JH> were, of course more - - all of these options were 2 to 3 times as
JH> much as I paid for the whole printer. I wasn't pleased.
JH> I checked at Ebay, searching for a bargain, and ended up buying a
JH> do-it-yourself toner refill kit - - just a little plastic jug of
JH> dry toner. Whole thing was $8, plus shipping and insurance.
JH> All I had to do was take a utility knife and cut a small hole in
JH> top of the cartridge, then carefully pour the dry toner in there thru
JH> a small funnel. Then, tape over the hole when finished. Just took a
JH> few minutes.
JH> Viola - it worked like a charm. Prints like a new one now.
JH> With the shipping and all, cost less than $15. I like it.
THANKS! I recently picked up an old HP LaserJet III that my dealer threw
out, and finally got it to print a test page. Now that I know toner can be
refilled cheap, I will have to clear out a space for that monster!
Thanks, M.
--- Msged/386 TE 06 (pre)
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