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Originally Posted by dee_vee_eight
(Post 3776992)
For anyone interested
Office works has the Brother 2040 printer on special for $99 untill the 1st November, according to the catelog we got in our mail box today:nod: Currently on special at Tandy as well. Thanks :nod: Tony, Marg and St. Ives Club. |
Originally Posted by Bugle
(Post 3769924)
Never had problems way back when we were using a dot matrix. They don't make them like they used to! There's one on Ebay http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Epson-LQ-570-...QQcmdZViewItem
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I saw the Brother printer on special in Big W last night for $98.00. Don't spend the dollar you save all at once. :p
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Swanny for TREASURER
Originally Posted by Swanny
(Post 3779073)
I saw the Brother printer on special in Big W last night for $98.00. Don't spend the dollar you save all at once. :p
:lol::lol::lol: Cheers, Marg on Tony's sig. |
Originally Posted by old racer
(Post 3779808)
Thanks for that, we will invest the $1.
:lol::lol::lol: Cheers, Marg on Tony's sig. |
Originally Posted by Swanny
(Post 3779883)
You could always buy a $1 scratchie and see if you get a return.
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Originally Posted by old racer
(Post 3779974)
C'mon Michael, don't they cost $1.10? Or can I get a Senoir's Discount on them? :smile:
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Yo Swanny,
If you walked to this shop Wendy might be able to get MULTIPLE scratchies!!!!! http://www.marvelcomputers.com.au/product.asp?id=3754 |
Originally Posted by mangoman
(Post 3780071)
Yo Swanny,
If you walked to this shop Wendy might be able to get MULTIPLE scratchies!!!!! http://www.marvelcomputers.com.au/product.asp?id=3754 |
Thank You All
On behalf of ST. Ives Club, thanks for all the hints, suggestions etc. It was great feedback for us.
We finished up with the Brother 2040 for $94 from Tandy. :nod::nod: Just have to hope that we can keep it going, have got a big cardboard box to keep it relatively dust free. Cheers, Marg. |
i'd avoid HP like the plague. they dont even make their own shit.
when i worked for HP a few yr ago it was well known Canon make lexmark and HP. well at least in the laser jet range they do because ppl would buy a canon laserjet cartridge for their HP due to HP's ridiculous mark up. also HP only half fill their inkjet cartridges.(thats economy printing for ya) :flaming: we use a canon IP1300 at our club, and i store it in a cheap cunno's plastic tub with a lid. the tub doubles as storage for horn speakers, but once the horn speakers are setup the tub's empty and great for stopping printer pages blowing around and dirt fouling on the paper feed rollers. it also keeps the printer out of the sun. the results just pile up in the tub if you get lazy instead of blowing around the place :) |
Originally Posted by oblivion
(Post 3784446)
i'd avoid HP like the plague. they dont even make their own shit.
when i worked for HP a few yr ago it was well known Canon make lexmark and HP. well at least in the laser jet range they do because ppl would buy a canon laserjet cartridge for their HP due to HP's ridiculous mark up. also HP only half fill their inkjet cartridges.(thats economy printing for ya) :flaming: we use a canon IP1300 at our club, and i store it in a cheap cunno's plastic tub with a lid. the tub doubles as storage for horn speakers, but once the horn speakers are setup the tub's empty and great for stopping printer pages blowing around and dirt fouling on the paper feed rollers. it also keeps the printer out of the sun. the results just pile up in the tub if you get lazy instead of blowing around the place :) Have to agree with you, I would never recommend HP, only got to print about 60 pages before the last one tossed it in. (And they were only 'Part Pages'). The plastic tub idea sounds good. Cheers, Marg. |
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