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Originally Posted by LostCause
This is a good thread. It kind of makes me want to evaluate every money saving technique I use. 
I considered buying a laserjet to replace my inkjet since the cost per sheet is notoriously lower. For a new printer at $99, even when considering toner refill/rebuilt cartridges, it would have taken 16,000 pages to break even. If I had considered a used printer or sold the old one, the break even point would be much lower at the cost of greater risk.
I stayed put. Going through the numbers makes me wish I would have bought wisely in the first place...
Any other experiences?
- LostCause |
Get one out of the trash that works. I road my bike/trailer around on large item day until I found one that looked good and took it home. It worked but sadly it needed a $30 part to work well. I chucked it but forgot to save the cartridge for office printer
