refilled Canon chipped carts

I just read of a company that refills Canon chipped carts and resets the
chip. This info was on the Nifty-Stuff Forum. I don't know anything about
the quality of the ink, but they have apparently purchased the chip resetter
that is quite expensive and only suitable for a company that sells large
quantities of these compatable refills. Refilling your own carts assures
you of the quality of ink from a few good vendors, but you then lose the ink
monitoring function. Here's the link for anyone who would like to try the
chip reset refilled carts.

http://www.atlanticinkjet.com/inkjet...XMA-iP4300.asp

Burt wrote:

I just read of a company that refills Canon chipped carts and resets the
chip. This info was on the Nifty-Stuff Forum. I don't know anything about
the quality of the ink ....

Step forward, measekite!

Jim Ford

On Jul 29, 10:02 pm, "Burt" wrote:
I just read of a company that refills Canon chipped carts and resets the
chip. This info was on the Nifty-Stuff Forum. I don't know anything about
the quality of the ink, but they have apparently purchased the chip resetter
that is quite expensive and only suitable for a company that sells large
quantities of these compatable refills. Refilling your own carts assures
you of the quality of ink from a few good vendors, but you then lose the ink
monitoring function. Here's the link for anyone who would like to try the
chip reset refilled carts.

http://www.atlanticinkjet.com/inkjet...XMA-iP4300.asp

Good find Burt.

thanks,
stan

On Jul 29, 10:02 pm, "Burt" wrote:
I just read of a company that refills Canon chipped carts and resets the
chip. This info was on the Nifty-Stuff Forum. I don't know anything about
the quality of the ink, but they have apparently purchased the chip resetter
that is quite expensive and only suitable for a company that sells large
quantities of these compatable refills. Refilling your own carts assures
you of the quality of ink from a few good vendors, but you then lose the ink
monitoring function. Here's the link for anyone who would like to try the
chip reset refilled carts.

http://www.atlanticinkjet.com/inkjet...XMA-iP4300.asp

I just looked at the price of $6.95 each. That's kind of expensive.
The good thing is they offer free shipping on order of $45.00 or
more. That way at least somebody who buys from them and are
disappoint can technically ship back the used product and get a full
refund. (Minus their own shipping)

Stan

wrote:

On Jul 29, 10:02 pm, "Burt" wrote:



I just read of a company that refills Canon chipped carts and resets the chip. This info was on the Nifty-Stuff Forum. I don't know anything about the quality of the ink, but they have apparently purchased the chip resetter that is quite expensive and only suitable for a company that sells large quantities of these compatable refills. Refilling your own carts assures you of the

lower than OEM


quality of ink from a few




good


what da ya mean.  they will not tell you what they are selling



vendors, but you then lose the ink monitoring function.

and maybe even a printhead along with more rapid fading.


Here's the link for anyone who would like to try the chip reset refilled carts. http://www.atlanticinkjet.com/inkjet...XMA-iP4300.asp



Good find Burt. thanks, stan

wrote:

On Jul 29, 10:02 pm, "Burt" wrote:



I just read of a company that refills Canon chipped carts and resets the chip. This info was on the Nifty-Stuff Forum. I don't know anything about the quality of the ink, but they have apparently purchased the chip resetter that is quite expensive and only suitable for a company that sells large quantities of these compatable refills. Refilling your own carts assures you of the quality of ink from a few good vendors, but you then lose the ink monitoring function. Here's the link for anyone who would like to try the chip reset refilled carts. http://www.atlanticinkjet.com/inkjet...XMA-iP4300.asp



I just looked at the price of $6.95 each.


Now this is a joke.  I buy the real Canon OEM ink for $2.00 more a cart.  This must be the idiot price.  I cannot believe they can sell it for that.


That's kind of expensive. The good thing is they offer free shipping on order of $45.00 or more. That way at least somebody who buys from them and are disappoint can technically ship back the used product and get a full refund. (Minus their own shipping) Stan

measekite wrote:

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Uhhh...are you really that dumb or did your mummy drop you on your
little pointy head?
Frank

measekite wrote:


Now this is a joke. I buy the real Canon OEM ink for $2.00 more a
cart. This must be the idiot price. I cannot believe they can sell it
for that.
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Stop lying! You don't and we all know it.
Post the sales receipt or else accept being proved a liar.
Well...?
Frank