If you’ve got an inkjet printer then you’re probably familiar with ink being as expensive as the printer was.<\/p>\n
I bought a Kodak ESP 3.2 because my old printers were all but dead, wouldn’t print decently, making things like routine correspondence all but impossible.\u00a0 The printer was a whole of $69 at Walmart.<\/p>\n
I bought it because another person I talked to said they were using a bunch of them in their business, they had been reliable, and the ink was cheap.<\/p>\n
Well, they are a pain to get to talk but once you get them working they do work pretty well, but ink…\u00a0 Kodak supplied enough to print about 50 sheets, then a new cartridge is $19, one-third the price of the printer.<\/p>\n
So I went looking on-line and found a place called ClickInc.com that carried aftermarket cartridges for a little over $5 a piece.\u00a0 I ordered two.\u00a0 I ordered for my specific printer model, but what came was #10 cartridges when my printer requires #30, even though I used their online tool and ordered by model.<\/p>\n
I fired off a complaint to their customer service folks and received an automated reply telling me a ticket would be generated and I would get a response within 24 hours.\u00a0 That was Friday, the response came Tuesday and the response was that I ordered online and they sent what I ordered (I ordered cartridges for an ESP 3.2 and that is NOT what I received).<\/p>\n
Needless to say, their unwillingness to correct the order means I won’t be placing additional orders there.<\/p>\n
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If you’ve got an inkjet printer then you’re probably familiar with ink being as expensive as the printer was. I bought a Kodak ESP 3.2 because my old printers were all but dead, wouldn’t print decently, making things like routine … Continue reading