All aftermarket ink claim they have OEM quality, but I haven't foundone that can prove it.

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etikesaem

If all aftermarket ink companies claim their ink is OEM quality, why
don't they prove it. All they have to do is scan photos on their
website showing side by side comparison of their ink and OEM ink. I
haven't found one aftermarket ink company that will do this. If you
know of a company, please post their name. I might be their new
customer.

It will sort of be like the old Memorex commericial. "Is it live, or
is it Memorex."
 
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TJ

If all aftermarket ink companies claim their ink is OEM quality, why
don't they prove it. All they have to do is scan photos on their
website showing side by side comparison of their ink and OEM ink. I
haven't found one aftermarket ink company that will do this. If you
know of a company, please post their name. I might be their new
customer.

It will sort of be like the old Memorex commericial. "Is it live, or
is it Memorex."

You wouldn't believe it even if there is one. Neither would I, as the
site couldn't be trusted to be impartial. It would be a simple matter to
juggle the profiles to make the OEM look bad in comparison to aftermarket.

Tell me - do you know of a single OEM site that puts aftermarket samples
up against theirs in such a comparison? I wouldn't believe one of those,
either - and for the same reason. However, if you do know of such a
site, I'd be willing to take a look. I'd be interested in comparisons to
the more capable aftermarkets, like some of those recommended in this
newsgroup. I'd have no interest in comparisons with "universal" inks
found on drug and dollar store shelves.

If OEM really is better in all ways than all comers, why don't they
prove it against any and all comers? They won't, though. They only show
they're better than the worst junk they can find. I think they're afraid
of any REAL competition.

TJ
 
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measekite

If all aftermarket ink companies claim their ink is OEM quality, why
don't they prove it.
Because is isn't and they can't. Besides they change their suppliers to
get the same price and then they are at point one again.
All they have to do is scan photos on their
website showing side by side comparison of their ink and OEM ink. I
haven't found one aftermarket ink company that will do this.
They will not even tell you what they are selling.
 
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measekite

TJ said:
You wouldn't believe it even if there is one. Neither would I, as the
site couldn't be trusted to be impartial. It would be a simple matter
to juggle the profiles to make the OEM look bad in comparison to
aftermarket.

Tell me - do you know of a single OEM site that puts aftermarket
samples up against theirs in such a comparison?
They do not have to. The amount of the generic ink sold relative to OEM
is insignificant. It is was then the prices of OEM ink would come down.
I wouldn't believe one of those, either - and for the same reason.
However, if you do know of such a site, I'd be willing to take a look.
I'd be interested in comparisons to the more capable aftermarkets,
like some of those recommended in this newsgroup. I'd have no interest
in comparisons with "universal" inks found on drug and dollar store
shelves.

If OEM really is better in all ways It is
than all comers, why don't they prove it against any and all comers?
They won't, because they do not have to.
though. They only show they're better than the worst junk they can find. That is easy
I think they're afraid of any REAL competition.
They do not have any. That is the problem.
 
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measekite

Stryker said:
TJ, why the hell did you reply to his post???... OMFG....never reply
to posts he starts... let it die before it began or let him reply back
and forth to himself using both his forwards and backwards names...
the 2 faced, lying jackass loser...

Stryker®
Sounds like he knows what he is talking about. Very happy you did not
enjoy it.
 
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TJ

TJ, why the hell did you reply to his post???... OMFG....never reply to
posts he starts... let it die before it began or let him reply back and
forth to himself using both his forwards and backwards names... the 2
faced, lying jackass loser...

Stryker®

Because I felt like it, that's why. I wasn't aware that I needed your
permission to reply to anybody, even the group's prize idiot. My
mistake. Should I be seeking your permission before I reply to anybody,
or just if I think it might be the troll?

And tomorrow morning, should I put on my right sock first, or the left?
Life is so confusing...

TJ
 
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measekite

TJ said:
Because I felt like it, that's why. I wasn't aware that I needed your
permission to reply to anybody, even the group's prize idiot. My
mistake. Should I be seeking your permission before I reply to
anybody, or just if I think it might be the troll?

And tomorrow morning, should I put on my right sock first, or the
left? Life is so confusing...

TJ
Some jerks like to advertise what they are and others think they run the
show when they actually are close for the ruin the show.

Now that is clever. Strike One or him or her.

ha ha ha ha
 
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measekite

Stryker said:
Try em' both at the same time..... that should take some practice....
hahaha....
don't be mad at me.... I never suggested anyone needs permission for
anything... it's a free choice world....

Stryker®
And do not forget it.
 
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Martin ©¿©¬

Frank
Why do u have to repeat what measekite wrote:
It's bad enough reading it once (well actually I don't)
If you ever have something to say that's worth reading I won't see it
as you and measekite are in my killfile

You are just adding to the proliferation of rubbish in the newsgroup
Have a nice day
 
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measekite

Martin said:
Frank
Why do u have to repeat what measekite wrote:
It's bad enough reading it once (well actually I don't)
If you ever have something to say that's worth reading I won't see it
as you and measekite are in my killfile
It is quite apparent that you did read what you claim ot have read.
 
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pheeh.zero

All aftermarket ink(s) claim they have OEM quality, but I haven't
found one that can prove it.

If all after-market ink companies claim their ink is OEM quality, why
don't they prove it. All they have to do is scan photos on their
website showing side by side comparison(s) of their ink and OEM ink.
I
haven't found one after-market ink company that will do this. If you
know of a company, please post their name. I might(could) be their
new
customer.

It will(would) be like the old Memorex commercial. "Is it live, or
is it Memorex."

People who talk to themselves need help...GO AWAY,AND NEVER COME BACK!
(Gollum to himself)
 
S

Stickstickus

All aftermarket ink(s) claim they have OEM quality, but I haven't
found one that can prove it.

If all after-market ink companies claim their ink is OEM quality, why
don't they prove it. All they have to do is scan photos on their
website showing side by side comparison(s) of their ink and OEM ink.
I
haven't found one after-market ink company that will do this. If you
know of a company, please post their name. I might(could) be their
new
customer.

It will(would) be like the old Memorex commercial. "Is it live, or
is it Memorex."

People who talk to themselves need help...GO AWAY,AND NEVER COME BACK!
(Gollum to himself)

Go to trusted reviews.com and read the Inkjet report.
 
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Aftermarketink

I
haven't found one after-market ink company that will do this.  If you
know of a company, please post their name.  I might(could) be their
new
customer.
Keep using OEM.
 
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TJ

measekite said:
Many of their reviews cannot be trusted.

Of course you'd think so. Those who are themselves untrustworthy cannot
trust anybody else. Trust is a two-way street, but yours just goes in a
circle.

TJ
 
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Arthur Entlich

How do the OEM companies "prove it" as you state?

They use an "independent" third party to test their inks in a supposedly
controlled environment using accelerated aging tests, at the cost of
hundreds of thousands of dollars.


Smaller inkjet ink manufacturers may not be able to afford to do such
costly tests. If they were to just do the tests you state, they would
not be taken seriously in the industry. And that's the rub, smaller
inkjet companies cannot typically afford such testing, also doing such
testing would increase the cost to the end user of the test results.

By the way, Memorex made some of the poorest audiotapes on the market,
and now the company is nothing more than a rebrander. They don't make
anything, they just license their name.


Art

If you are interested in issues surrounding e-waste,
I invite you to enter the discussion at my blog:

http://e-trashtalk.spaces.live.com/
 

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