I have the worst luck when it comes to printers, It seems like I cannot keep a printer that remains working for longer than a few months. I was able to procure a printer from my last job for nothing, it was a Dell Photo Printer 720. In fact we had about 4 of them that wasn’t being used, so I brought one home. I used it for a bit, until the started ink cartridge ran out and then never used it after that.

So recently I found myself needing to print some forms for passport renewals, so it was time to order the expensive ink priced close to gold prices. I looked through Dell at first and almost fainted at the price. It was going to cost me $55.99 for a color and a black cartridge. I think I can get a whole new printer for cheaper than that.

Next I started my search online to see if I could find some better prices and I ended up at DataBazaar.com. Popped my brand of printer into their search engine and found they were $38.89 for the two I needed with Free Shipping. Wow that was a big difference from the Dell price, so I got them for a savings of $17! What is is with the high prices of ink cartridges, and how come I can get a new printer for less than $40 with a rebate?

So from now on I know where to get cheap ink cartridges. DataBazaar.com’s website was easily navigable, and using their search engine I found what I was looking for in less than a minute. They had a wide assortment of ink from Lexmark ink cartridges to Xerox. They accept payment on any of the major credit cards and also Paypal. And if your the type who is leery of ordering things on the Internet, you can call toll free 1-877-848-7357 and order.

DataBazaar.com doesn’t sell only ink but a wide variety of office products also, they offer paper, printers, projectors, cables and storage media. I am so thankful of the Internet, it is so good for us consumers, and makes shopping around and finding better prices on items effortless.

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   Mercane says:

   October 31, 2008 at 3:18 am

   Well at you or talent to write, or it from other source!
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   Bobbiac says:

   February 5, 2009 at 5:10 am

   All is well that ends well
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   Andrea says:

   April 20, 2009 at 4:28 am

   I’ve only bought HP printers and never had any problems. Brother printers I find are unreliable and always break, the paper gets stuck or it doesn’t go through properly, something always goes wrong.
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   Tano says:

   May 7, 2009 at 4:56 am

   Those manufacturers have a system in their printers than identifies you each time you print something using a series of microscopic dots.
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