QUESTION ABOUT LEXMARK INK CARTRIDGES

[George S Thurman]

I use the Lexmark "70" ink cartridges with my 3200 printer. I have noticed
that Lexmark now has a "71" cartridge, which will work with the 3200 printer
I guess, I have never used one. I have noticed on the box it says something
like "MODERATE YIELD". I am trying to find out what that means, and how
does the "70" compare to the "71" cartridge.

Thanks

George Thurman

 

[Zitty]

I use the Lexmark "70" ink cartridges with my 3200 printer. I have noticed
that Lexmark now has a "71" cartridge, which will work with the 3200
printer I guess, I have never used one. I have noticed on the box it says
something like "MODERATE YIELD". I am trying to find out what that means,
and how does the "70" compare to the "71" cartridge.

Thanks

George Thurman

MODERATE YIELD = Only half filled with ink.

 

[George S Thurman]

THANKS....they should be ashamed.


GST

MODERATE YIELD = Only half filled with ink.

 

[trevor]

I use the Lexmark "70" ink cartridges with my 3200 printer. I have noticed
that Lexmark now has a "71" cartridge, which will work with the 3200
printer I guess, I have never used one. I have noticed on the box it says
something
like "MODERATE YIELD". I am trying to find out what that means, and how
does the "70" compare to the "71" cartridge.

Thanks

George Thurman

Hi George,

I believe the Lexmark 75 cartridge is the best OEM value for your printer.
Please consult:
http://think4inc.com/lexmark_printers.php

-Trevor

 

[measekite]

George S Thurman wrote:




Hi George,

I believe the Lexmark 75 cartridge is the best OEM value for your printer.
Please consult:
http://think4inc.com/lexmark_printers.php

this is his business. this is not a commercial ng.

 

[trevor]

this is his business. this is not a commercial ng.

Measekite, please. All I did was tell OP where he can get better value.
Notice that I recommended a better LEXMARK cartridge for his needs, an OEM
product.

Can even you, Measekite, fault me for steering a consumer to a better value?

Would you have given any better or different advice? Do you propose that
this poster should use the Lexmark 70 as opposed to the way-better value of
the 75?

Honestly Mease, I think you are great, but you take it too far sometimes.
The 75 is WAY BETTER VALUE for this application.

 

[measekite]

measekite wrote:



Measekite, please. All I did was tell OP where he can get better value.

you are committing the evil act of selling and marketing in ths ng.
soon nobody will read your stuff. you are my messenger so you should
curtail the advertising.

Notice that I recommended a better LEXMARK cartridge for his needs, an OEM
product.

Can even you, Measekite, fault me for steering a consumer to a better value?

Would you have given any better or different advice? Do you propose that
this poster should use the Lexmark 70 as opposed to the way-better value of
the 75?

i propose that he should throw the Lexmark in the trash and buy a Canon
and use oem ink in it.

 

[trevor]

i propose that he should throw the Lexmark in the trash and buy a Canon
and use oem ink in it.

I can't argue switching to a Canon. They've always seemed to take pretty
good care of the consumer.

 

[Ian]

i propose that he should throw the Lexmark in the trash and buy a Canon
and use oem ink in it.

And give the Canon away as a gift to a child and buy a real
printer...HP.

 

[Gary Tait]

And give the Canon away as a gift to a child and buy a real
printer...HP.

Why?