HP C8842A Price Increase and our solution!

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HP C8842A Price Increase and our solution!
« on: January 22, 2009, 10:52:13 PM »

HP Price Increase and our Solution

As you may or may not know, HP has raised prices on ink like C8842a Versatile.
We have done our best to not increase the price to our customers and have been working and testing a few solutions!
After months of testing, we have a few exciting solutions that we want to share with you!
And some problems we have found solutions for!1st Problem:  As you know it is not easy to get a replacement or refund on defective HP cartridges
Solution:  Find a supplier that completely backs and guarantees the product without a ton of red tape.  DONE!

2nd Problem:  HP Price increase forcing many resellers to sell ink like C8842A as high as $51.45 and to a starting average of  $28.95
Solution:  Raise prices and find a good cost effective alternative to each HP ink.  Now we have all tried and have been disappointed with refilled and recycled cartridges. And as you know, we have tested and stayed away from them.  So that is not a solution.  High-Quality Re-Manufactured, remanufactured to Higher standards then even HP puts on the originals via a 15 step quality control process !?  Now that is a solution!  But is it possible?
Yes!  And we are proving it!  1st as many of you know, we did it with Pitney Bowes Compatible Meter Inks, with a guaranteed 2nd to none in the industry.

NOW We Proudly bring you Remanufactured HP inks!  Replacements for C8842A, IQ2392A, Picaso, Reliable H, and more!!

With a special thank you to all the companies that have tested and given feedback during the trial!  Your support and input made this possible!

Introductory Pricing available for a limited time!

We asked our clients to post reviews of the ink!  And the feedback has been great!  Go to the individual product pages to read them!

CLICK THE LINK BELOW FOR PRICING AND MORE INFORMATION!
http://suppliesformailers.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=56

Thank you!
James Angst

The remanufactured products are not manufactured, sponsored, affiliated or endorsed by Hewlett Packards.  HP is a registered trademark of Hewlett Packard Corporation.

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Re: HP C8842A Price Increase and our solution!
« Reply #1 on: January 29, 2009, 08:14:47 AM »
I just wanted to let everyone know that we have made the switch!
The SFM 42 is actually better than C8842A!  We stop between trays and this cartridge has no problem restarting.  It’s more like Reliable H, but 1/2 the cost.
And if we can’t get SFM 42 to dry we go to the SFM Aqueous.
So we no longer use Reliable H, HP C8842A, or IQ2392.
With so many prices going up, it’s nice to have something saving us money.
Thank you for a great product!
Now if you can make one for UV I’ll really be happy!!

Quote from: James Angst on January 22, 2009, 10:52:13 PM

HP Price Increase and our Solution

As you may or may not know, HP has raised prices on ink like C8842a Versatile.
We have done our best to not increase the price to our customers and have been working and testing a few solutions!
After months of testing, we have a few exciting solutions that we want to share with you!
And some problems we have found solutions for!1st Problem:  As you know it is not easy to get a replacement or refund on defective HP cartridges
Solution:  Find a supplier that completely backs and guarantees the product without a ton of red tape.  DONE!

2nd Problem:  HP Price increase forcing many resellers to sell ink like C8842A as high as $51.45 and to a starting average of  $28.95
Solution:  Raise prices and find a good cost effective alternative to each HP ink.  Now we have all tried and have been disappointed with refilled and recycled cartridges. And as you know, we have tested and stayed away from them.  So that is not a solution.  High-Quality Re-Manufactured, remanufactured to Higher standards then even HP puts on the originals via a 15 step quality control process !?  Now that is a solution!  But is it possible?
Yes!  And we are proving it!  1st as many of you know, we did it with Pitney Bowes Compatible Meter Inks, with a guaranteed 2nd to none in the industry.

NOW We Proudly bring you Remanufactured HP inks!  Replacements for C8842A, IQ2392A, Picasa, Reliable H, and more!!

With a special thank you to all the companies that have tested and given feedback during the trial!  Your support and input made this possible!

Introductory Pricing available for a limited time!

We asked our clients to post reviews of the ink!  And the feedback has been great!  Go to the individual product pages to read

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  1. We almost returned our order of SFM42 because it was not drying fast enough!
    But we called and spoke to Jim.
    He suggested that we lower the print quality.
    We normally print everything at 600 dpi so we went to 450 dpi.
    The strange thing is that it is just as dark as c8842a versatile set to 600dpi!?
    So we are not only saving $10 per cartridge but it lasts longer!!

    He also suggested we try SFM Aqueous for hard to dry on stock, we were spending $40 ea on Secap Picasso!
    Now we are spending less than $24 with our discount!

    Jim also sent us a sample of Cartridge Wipes RX, we had 6 ea Picaso cartridges the we were about to toss out that were 1/2 used. Thanks to the wipes, for the 1st time we were able to use all the ink in each cartridge!

    Thanks Jim!!

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