Multifunction Printer Recommendation?

[mstpc]

Nice timing. That price is gone now and it's back up to 240 from
newegg.

Michael Sean

 

[Davy]

]Bruce
Contact Arthur he may be able to solve the problem



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Davy

 

[Bruce]

Nice timing. That price is gone now and it's back up to 240 from
newegg.

Michael Sean

It was always 240 at Newegg; I always check them first. As a matter of
fact, I ordered it from Newegg Monday night (actually Tues. 12:50 am) for
240, and then cruised over to Amazon and saw it for 186. I cancelled my
Newegg order 10 minutes after I placed it, and ordered from Amazon.

Amazon is now up to 290 from 186. I don't understand that.

 

[Arthur Entlich]

I'd like to suggest that people who have had poor experience with recent
models of Epson printers, either with early failure, great amount of ink
wastage, clogged heads, poor customer service and especially, with
filled and unrepairable waste ink pads, either call or email Epson in
their country and let them know that you are no longer considering
replacing your printer with an Epson product, and you will be going to
another manufacturer.

If enough people express displeasure with the direction Epson is taking
and word of mouth spreads, Epson's sales are doing to suffer, which is
one thing they seem to understand.

Epson needs to understand that they cannot rest on the virtue of the
output quality alone and that there are alternatives in the marketplace
for many of their printer models.

Although none of the printer manufacturers, IMHO, make the perfect
printer, it appears that Epson is degrading the quality of the
reliability of their printer to remain competitive, and that is an
unacceptable direction for a product to be heading in a period where
societies are encouraging more durable and reliable and longer lasting
products to limit and reduce e-waste.

Art