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Summary: Fast shipping and good quality ink
Comment: I received this even before the transaction cleared through my bank! Their price for the bundle was excellent and I would highly recommend this seller.
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Summary: Worked fine
Comment: I was a little nervus going off-brand but this product is great. Saved me a lot of money.
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Summary: no problems
Comment: Has been working fine in my printer, haven't had a chance to try any photo prints, but works fine for everything else.
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Summary: Can you afford the real thing?
Comment: I must be the only person who so far has a defective ink cartridge after only a week of use. It started streaking. Then it printed faded and unreadable. Now it's not printing in black at all - and I only installed the 1 black cartridge about a week ago. I don't do a tremendous amount of printing - a page, two or three some days, or maybe a few more once a week, if that, and other days I don't print at all - so this shouldn't have happened so soon. Now I'm afraid to see what happens when I attempt to use the other black cartridge and the 3 color cartridges I also bought. At the time I made my purchase, it was a great deal price wise. The ink was about $10, and with shipping it came to about $15 for the 5 cartridges vs. the $50-80 I would've spent in Office Max depending on my rewards and coupons, etc. Now the price has gone up - so if you can afford to spend twice, or three, times the price for ink and get the recommended by the manufacturer ink - do so! When I use the Brother LC51 ink, my cartridges last me about 1 or 2 reams of paper, depending on my printing. With this cheap stuff, I got thru less than 40 pages of printing, and then wasted about a dozen pages of paper trying to get the cheap ink to print. I'm back to the Brother ink cartridge now, and the printer is working properly again. It comes down to that you get what you pay for in my case, and I'd be happy to get that money back!
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Summary: Any problems with bleeding when paper wet?
Comment: I'm not sure if I have this particular brand of 'compatible' ink but mine bleeds when the paper gets the slightest bit wet. I was wondering if anyone had this problem who has bought their ink from Amazon?
Summary: Fast shipping and good quality ink
Comment: I received this even before the transaction cleared through my bank! Their price for the bundle was excellent and I would highly recommend this seller.
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Summary: Worked fine
Comment: I was a little nervus going off-brand but this product is great. Saved me a lot of money.
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Summary: no problems
Comment: Has been working fine in my printer, haven't had a chance to try any photo prints, but works fine for everything else.
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Summary: Can you afford the real thing?
Comment: I must be the only person who so far has a defective ink cartridge after only a week of use. It started streaking. Then it printed faded and unreadable. Now it's not printing in black at all - and I only installed the 1 black cartridge about a week ago. I don't do a tremendous amount of printing - a page, two or three some days, or maybe a few more once a week, if that, and other days I don't print at all - so this shouldn't have happened so soon. Now I'm afraid to see what happens when I attempt to use the other black cartridge and the 3 color cartridges I also bought. At the time I made my purchase, it was a great deal price wise. The ink was about $10, and with shipping it came to about $15 for the 5 cartridges vs. the $50-80 I would've spent in Office Max depending on my rewards and coupons, etc. Now the price has gone up - so if you can afford to spend twice, or three, times the price for ink and get the recommended by the manufacturer ink - do so! When I use the Brother LC51 ink, my cartridges last me about 1 or 2 reams of paper, depending on my printing. With this cheap stuff, I got thru less than 40 pages of printing, and then wasted about a dozen pages of paper trying to get the cheap ink to print. I'm back to the Brother ink cartridge now, and the printer is working properly again. It comes down to that you get what you pay for in my case, and I'd be happy to get that money back!
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Summary: Any problems with bleeding when paper wet?
Comment: I'm not sure if I have this particular brand of 'compatible' ink but mine bleeds when the paper gets the slightest bit wet. I was wondering if anyone had this problem who has bought their ink from Amazon?